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Wall Street Traders Score Big; Exclusive Ted Pick Interview | Bloomberg Open Interest 4/15/2026

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Global markets surged toward record highs in April 2026 as a US-Iran ceasefire extension eased geopolitical tensions, boosting investor confidence amid strong corporate earnings. Wall Street traders at Morgan Stanley and Bank of America reported record gains during earnings season, capitalizing on market volatility and robust financial performance. Pimco placed a $400 million bet on private credit, signaling growing institutional confidence in alternative investments amid shifting economic conditions. Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick predicted volatility could trigger a mergers and acquisitions boom, citing market uncertainty as a catalyst for consolidation. WeWork’s CEO discussed the company’s turnaround and the future of flexible offices, highlighting post-pandemic demand for hybrid workspace solutions.

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Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Stocks surge toward record highs as hopes for peace lift global markets, with the US and Iran agreeing in principle to extend their ceasefire. Earnings season is in full swing, and Wall Street traders at Morgan Stanley and Bank of America cash in on record gains. Plus, Pimco makes a bold $400 million bet on private credit. From the IMF, Bank of England’s Megan Greene joins us live. WeWork’s CEO on the company’s comeback and the future of flexible offices.

And Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick joins Bloomberg Exclusively on why volatility could spark the next M&A boom. (Source: Bloomberg)

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