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Abhay Soi, Chairman and Managing Director of Max Healthcare, said the hospital's bed count is expected to exceed 10,000 over the next 24 months. He spoke exclusively on Insight with Haslinda Amin.

Kristin Olson, Global Head of Alternatives for Wealth at Goldman Sachs, says institutional investment in private credit remains steady, even as misinformation has pressured the market's redemption windows. She speaks on Bloomberg's The China Show.

ACG Metals Founder, Chairman and CEO Artem Volynets argues that gold thrives on market volatility, a trend he sees lasting as long as Donald Trump in in the White House. He speaks exclusively on Bloomberg's The China Show.

Yardeni Research President Ed Yardeni says investors are looking past the war in the Middle East, treating the conflict as if it is over for the time being and focusing on market fundamentals. He speaks with Haslinda Amin on "Insight with Haslinda Amin."

Mark Mobius, who put emerging markets on investors' radar with on-the-ground insights over more than four peripatetic decades, has died. He was 89. Bloomberg contributors share personal memories and look back at some of his most iconic interviews.

China's economic growth rebounded more than expected in the first quarter of 2026. Bloomberg's Stephen Engle has the details.

China's first-quarter GDP growth hit 5% year-on-year, beating the expectation of 4.8%. Bloomberg's David Ingles and Yvonne Man are joined by CEIBS Assistant Professor of Economics Howei Wu to discuss the latest data.

Patrick George, Global Head of Markets and Securities Services at HSBC, says disruptions from the Iran conflict will continue to put pressure on energy markets. However, he says the financial sector is well equipped to navigate the uncertainty, while gold as an asset class for diversification is likely to trend higher.

Jesse Liu, CFO of Shenzhen based robotics company LimX Dynamics, says China's humanoid robotics industry is "not crowded enough," citing insufficient resource allocation and a shortage of reserved talent.

The Council on Foreign Relation's Linda Robinson tells Bloomberg TV a peace deal between the US and Iran would likely require months of negotiation and rely on complex on technical discussions, and that keeping the Strait of Hormuz closed for such an extended time period would be very difficult.