Achilles Global Management Founder & CIO Sachin Khajuria discusses markets facing a 'poly-crisis' of risks, in part driven by geopolitical tensions related to Iran, which are exacerbating existing concerns in the private credit sector. He talks with Katie Greifeld and Romaine Bostick on "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)

Claude AI tool maker Anthropic PBC is set to open a Sydney office in the coming weeks as it expands into Australia and New Zealand, the company said in a statement.

Anthropic PBC told a judge it could lose as much as billions of dollars in revenue this year and urged quick action on its request to block the Trump administration’s declaration of the company as a US supply-chain risk after a blowup with the Pentagon over artificial intelligence safety issues.

Sequoia Capital partner Ravi Gupta and former Meta Platforms Inc. Chief Revenue Officer John Hegeman are looking to raise at least $1 billion for a new company called Ithaca Holdings, according to people familiar with the matter.

Bloomberg Television brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are Blackrock’s Stephen Laipply, BNP Paribas’ Laurent Vasilescu, KPMG US Chair & CEO Tim Walsh, CBOE’s Mandy Xu, RBC Capital Markets’ Rishi Jaluria, Recognize Co-Founder Charles Phillips, Achilles Founder & CIO Sachin Khajuria, & Council on Foreign Relations President Emeritus Richard Haass. (Source: Bloomberg)

Oil climbed, recouping part of its steepest one-day slide in four years, as uncertainty over the outlook for crude supplies continued to rattle markets. Asian stocks were set to open higher.

Australia granted asylum to two more members of the Iranian women’s soccer team — bringing the total to seven — after the duo sought protection shortly before the delegation was due to fly out.

President Donald Trump said the US will get its first new oil refinery in 50 years with the help of investment from India’s Reliance Industries Ltd.

India has invoked emergency powers to redirect supplies of liquefied petroleum gas away from industrial users to households, as it seeks to shield ordinary people from the impact of the Middle East war.

Gold was little changed, as traders digested conflicting statements by US officials over the war in the Middle East that added to extreme volatility in energy markets.