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On today's podcast:
(1) Rupert Murdoch's News Corp and the owner of the Daily Mail have held talks about a potential joint takeover of the Telegraph, alongside the UAE-backed investment fund RedBird IMI, people familiar with the matter said.
(2) Jamie Dimon said he wouldn't take the prospect of a recession in the US "off the table," but that the Federal Reserve should wait before it cuts interest rates.
(3) The European Central Bank is leaning against any immediate change in the amount of money lenders need to park with it interest-free, removing for now the threat of a hit to bank profitability.
(4) The deadlock in Ukraine is "shifting the momentum" in the war there in Moscow's favor, US intelligence agencies told senators on Monday.
(5) Former Credit Suisse Chief Executive Officer Tidjane Thiam signaled his intention to run for president of Ivory Coast in October next year.

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17:01

Tanker Attacks Spike Oil, US-EU Trade Probe, Asia Faces Energy Crunch
16:20

Gigantic Oil Release Report, Hormuz Strait Mine Threat, Hedge Funds Lose $1.5B
18:53