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Temasek CEO Dilhan Pillay Sandrasegara reaffirms the US dollar's dominance in global investments, stating that the company will continue to invest heavily in US dollar-denominated assets.

US service economy expanded in February at the fastest pace since mid-2022, driven by increased demand, exceeding all economist projections.

EDP CEO Miguel Stilwell de Andrade believes the ongoing war in the Middle East is driving demand for clean power as countries and businesses seek to diversify their energy sources and mitigate external shocks.

Gold prices are expected to decline in the coming weeks according to analysts on Bloomberg's 'The Opening Trade' show, citing potential economic indicators and market trends.

The Asia market is experiencing a meltdown due to growing concerns about Iran, with no clear indication of the market's direction.

Asian markets, particularly Korean stocks, have experienced significant losses due to the Iran conflict, leading to a decline in investor sentiment across the region.

Delta Thailand's CEO expects strong demand for data center products, indicating a positive outlook for the company's revenue.

Barclays' Global Chairman of Research Ajay Rajadhyaksha predicts a short-term market downturn due to Middle East tensions.

DFI Retail Group's FY results exceeded expectations, with the company's CEO expressing optimism about future growth and investments.

Asian markets, particularly South Korean stocks, have experienced significant losses, with the latter experiencing its largest crash since the 2008 global financial crisis.

PagerDuty CEO Jennifer Tejada expresses optimism about AI adoption, citing 98% of her company's developers using AI coding tools, highlighting the potential benefits of AI in the current market environment.

The Iran crisis is expected to disrupt aluminum supply, leading to a spike in prices and potential suspensions of supply contracts, affecting the global aluminum industry.