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Stocks Rise on Hopes for US-Iran Talks | Bloomberg Businessweek Daily 3/24/2026
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1:00:10Now PlayingOn today's episode of Bloomberg Businessweek Daily, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec discuss broader market reaction amid more back and forth about US-Iran talks. Ray Takeyh from the Council on Foreign Relations and former US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross join the show to discuss. Then, Bloomberg Tech Co-Hosts Ed Ludlow and Caroline Hyde sit down with Applied Intuition CTO and co-founder Peter Ludwig to discuss the company's tech partnerships in the defense space. Then, Bloomberg Leveraged Finance reporters Ellen DiMauro and Olivia Fishlow join to discuss more private credit stress at Cliffwater. Also, live remarks from President Trump as he delivers live remarks from the White House, saying Iran has offered a "present" as a show of good faith in negotiations.
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