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1:27:11Now PlayingGet a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Investors are looking past Big Tech for clues—Delta and Pepsi deliver upbeat results as earnings take center stage. Meanwhile, Ferrari slumps the most since 2016 after scaling back its EV push. Hedge fund titan Bruce Richards weighs in on whether the AI rally is turning frothy. With the government shutdown freezing official data, Carlyle fills the gap with a bleak labor read.And Fermi is the latest AI name pioneering the development of a next-generation private electric grid. CEO Toby Neugebauer joins Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about his new company.
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