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Plurimi Wealth Chief Investment Officer Patrick Armstrong says he sees value in the artificial intelligence supply chain, stocks such as Micron, Samsung and Nvidia. "We're underweight the Magnificent Seven the hyperscalers those are the companies that are spending a trillion dollars over the next 12 months on AI datacenters," Armstrong tells Bloomberg Television. "And we own the companies they're giving the money to."

Citi India CEO, K Balasubramanian, says India could attract as much as $80 billion in foreign capital by the end of the year after a series of measures by the nation's central bank aimed at making the country more attractive to overseas investors. He joined exclusively on Insight with Haslinda Amin.

Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson and Mark Cudmore break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade."

Alice & Bob COO Chloé Poisbeau discusses their agreement with France for the the world's first acquisition of a quantum computer based on cat-qubit technology. She spoke with Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie from the VivaTech 2026 conference in Paris, during Bloomberg Daybreak Europe.

French President Emmanuel Macron led talks with Group of Seven leaders and tech executives on Wednesday to explore how to deploy the most advanced artificial intelligence models through so-called trusted partners. Speaking at a news conference in Evian, Macron warned of the dangers of cutting-edge AI models falling into the hands of "authoritarian regimes."

President Trump has signed an interim deal to end the war with Iran and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, speeding up the timeline for the agreement to go into effect. Bloomberg's Abeer Abu Omar reports from Dubai.

Tony Han, Founder & CEO of WeRide, says the company is planning to launch in more European cities after starting joint programs with Uber in Madrid and Zurich. He adds that he is optimistic that China will resume issuing new autonomous driving permits. He speaks exclusively on "Bloomberg: The China Show."

Zhu Ning, Professor of Finance at the Shanghai Advanced Institute of Finance, says China is using overnight reverse repos to help guide policy rates and ease spikes in funding stress. He also says China's credit slowdown is not necessarily negative, as the country is shifting its growth model. He speaks with Minmin Low on the sidelines of the Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai.

Tata Starbucks CEO Sushant Dash plans to add up to 100 stores in the short term. In an exclusive conversation, Dash adds that they are firm on maintaining the market share of 30%.

Guo Shan, Partner at Hutong Research, discusses the potential shift from China's central bank in its interest rate framework and the outlook for the yuan. She speaks with Minmin Low on Bloomberg: The Asia Trade.