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Carlyle's Co-Head of American Private Equity, Steve Wise, says activity is starting to pick up in private markets, with credit markets in good shape and a good backdrop for M&A. In an interview on "The Pulse with Francine Lacqua" on June 9, Wise also discussed the strength of the US economy and why Carlyle is investing in the defense and industrial industries.

Anthropic is leasing powerful computer chips at five data centers with help from Google, one of the artificial intelligence firm's earliest investors. Google has agreed to backstop lease payments at each location, helping Anthropic obtain what amounts to a $35 billion loan. Bloomberg's Neil Campling explains.

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing CEO Bonnie Chan highlights how SpaceX's IPO underscores the global companies behind its supply chains, and discussed Beijing's curbs on illegal cross-border investments. She spoke at Bloomberg Invest Hong Kong 2026.

Kenyan police fired teargas at protesters demonstrating against a planned quarantine facility for US servicemen and citizens exposed to the Ebola virus. Bloomberg's Helen Nyambura reports.

Yimei Li, CEO of ChinaAMC, says she has seen mainland depositors gradually moving money into investments and that retail investors are becoming more involved with ETFs. She speaks with Yvonne Man and Minmin Low from the sidelines of "Bloomberg Invest Hong Kong."

Jeff Li, Global Equity CIO at E Fund HK, says he expects technology fundamentals to drive equity markets as the macro environment becomes "relatively tighter." He speaks with David Ingles from the sidelines of "Bloomberg Invest Hong Kong."

HKEx CEO Bonnie Chan about the SpaceX listing says that Chinese supply chains have a very broad coverage. She speaks with Bloomberg TV's David Ingles at Bloomberg Invest 2026 in Hong Kong.

Bank Indonesia's surprise rate hike rattled markets as the rupiah slid further, underscoring investor unease, Bloomberg's Marcus Wong reports.

BlackRock Head of Asia Pacific Susan Chan describes the selloff in tech stocks as an "opportunity", saying markets have proven to be resilient over time.

Hong Kong's Financial Secretary Paul Chan highlights the positive momentum in the city's economy. He speaks after Hong Kong recorded the fastest first-quarter growth in five years, and the IPO market remains hot.