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On this morning’s show: a U.S. trade representative investigation, the link between energy and interest rates, and a look at price caps and grocery bills.
This morning: supply chain disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz and headaches for TSA screeners and passengers.
Estimates are emerging about how much the war in Iran could cost the U.S.
$800 million a day. That's the rough estimate of how much the U.S. military operation in Iran is costing taxpayers.
On this morning’s show: volatility in oil markets and CEO perspectives on AI and tariff uncertainty.
From AI to tariffs to generalized economic uncertainty, a survey from KPMG gives us a glimpse into the minds of 100 big-time CEOs.
A barrel of oil is currently 30% more expensive than it was before the war started. Will domestic oil companies boost production as a result?
Oil prices neared $120 a barrel over the weekend. How are countries responding to the spike in prices?
On this morning’s show: labor force participation, surging oil prices, and existential threats.
The number of people on U.S. payrolls fell by 92,000 in February. We’ll discuss. Also: house chore robots!
