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China's long-running effort to build out its energy sources is getting fresh momentum from the war in Iran. It's reinforcing a strategy that's sent grid operators on a bond-selling binge and funneled hundreds of billions of dollars into the market. Bloomberg's Dan Murtaugh and David Fickling discuss on The China Show.

Keo Rottanak, Cambodia's Minister of Mines and Energy, discusses the impact of the Iran war and rising energy prices in Cambodia. He spoke exclusively with Paul Allen on Bloomberg's Insight with Haslinda Amin.

JPMorgan's Mixo Das says investors can "just choose to look through this volatility" when it comes to geopolitical events. He also tells Bloomberg Television that some investors are looking at staples, energy, materials and industrials as a sector trade, or using options to hedge.

XRP trading activity has weakened in recent weeks as falling market participation and continued ETF outflows signal declining investor demand.

Dubai International Airport has temporarily suspended flights after a drone incident caused a fuel tank to catch fire. The suspension takes place as US President Donald Trump says he's "demanding" other countries help secure passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Bloomberg's Joumanna Bercetche reports from Dubai.

Bittensor surged nearly 20% over 24 hours as investor demand increased across the project’s decentralised artificial intelligence subnet ecosystem.

Pressure is growing on Donald Trump to end the US-Israeli war on Iran as it enters its third week. Bloomberg's Laura Davison explains how Asian allies, including Japan, are responding to requests to help secure transit through the Strait of Hormuz.

Donald Trump has said he could delay his planned summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping if Beijing doesn't help unblock the Strait of Hormuz, according to the Financial Times. Bloomberg's Minmin Low breaks down what we know about China's position.

China's main economic indicators fared better than forecast to start the year. Ning Zhang of UBS Investment Bank says there's "notable divergence between the external demand from exports versus kind of still soft domestic activities."

Bitcoin held above the $70,000 level on Saturday despite short-term volatility as the United States continued military strikes against Iran.