Bloomberg TelevisionIran has been moving its crude through the Strait of Hormuz at rates broadly comparable to transit before the war began, making the most of its control of the vital waterway as other exporters falter. Iranian crude exports through the corridor accounts for nearly three-quarters of the 27.2 million barrels that have left the Persian Gulf since March 1, data from intelligence firm Kpler Ltd. show. That amounts to about 1.2 million barrels a day of crude for Tehran, compared to a pre-war daily level of 1.5 million barrels. Stocks rose across the world as sharp swings in oil markets subsided while traders awaited Wednesday’s Federal Reserve meeting. The Opening Trade has everything you need to know as markets open across Europe. With analysis you won’t find anywhere else, we break down the biggest stories of the day and speak to top guests who have skin in the game. Hosted by Anna Edwards, Lizzy Burden and Tom Mackenzie.
Chapters:
00:00:00 – The Opening Trade
00:00:19 – Market Check
00:01:52 – Stocks Rally for 3rd Day, Oil Price Drops
00:05:22 – Fed Officials to Hold Rates
00:07:42 – Nvidia H200 Chip Production for China
00:09:32 – Berlin Airport Faces Shutdown
00:10:11 – UniLever Considers Seperation from Food Assets
00:10:33 – BHP Names New CEO
00:13:30 – Iran War: Trump Ditches Appeal For Help
00:25:01 – Central Bank Decisions
00:34:26 – Iran War: M&A Activity
00:47:15 – Stocks to Watch; UniLever, BHP, Heidelberg Materials
00:55:37 – Heidelberg Materials Upgraded at Morgan Stanley
01:03:47 – Brandon Craig Named New BHP CEO
01:14:44 – Japan’s Takaichi to Visit Trump
01:27:36 – Europe Stands Up to Trump’s Demands
01:31:46 – Oil Price
