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Firefly Aerospace CEO Jason Kim joins Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about why the space economy is entering a major growth phase, powered by NASA's moon-base ambitions, rising national security demand, and the need for reliable rocket access. He says Firefly's edge is its full-stack approach: launch vehicles, lunar landers, orbiters, satellites, and AI software.

The World Cup is poised to deliver a massive economic impact in Dallas and help boost soccer's popularity in the US, according to FC Dallas President Dan Hunt. He speaks with Bloomberg's Julie Fine.

Apollo and Blackstone are teaming up on a massive $35 billion AI financing deal that could reshape how artificial intelligence infrastructure gets funded. Bloomberg's Emily Graffeo joins Bloomberg Open Interest to explain why Wall Street is creating new financing models for expensive AI chips, how Anthropic and Broadcom fit into the deal, and why this could be the beginning of an entirely new AI investment category.

Sassine Ghazi, Synopsys chief executive officer, talks about the growth of artificial intelligence, how it's integrated Ansys, an engineering software company it bought last year, and he says there are no chips that can be designed today without Synopsys. He speaks to Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick at the Mizuho Technology Conference in New York.

The $31 trillion Treasury market has an unequivocal message for Kevin Warsh's Federal Reserve: Interest rates aren't high enough. The reset upwards only intensified last week after the latest read on job growth topped all forecasts, reinforcing a growing conviction that rates need to rise in order to rein in inflation pressures and temper the risk of an AI-induced boom overheating the economy. David Seif, Chief Economist for Developed Markets at Nomura, discusses his expectations for the Fed's path forward.

A rebound on Wall Street powered ahead, with stocks joining bonds higher as oil fell amid hopes the US and Iran are getting closer to a deal to end the war that has rattled global markets. Liz Ann Sonders, Chief Investment Strategist at Charles Schwab, discusses her midyear outlook as the market drives higher.

Existing-home sales in the US accelerated to their fastest pace of the year in May, with contract closings rising to an annualized rate of 4.17 million. Mike McKee reports on "Bloomberg Open Interest."

Oil declined after Israel and Iran agreed to stop attacking each other following a flare-up in violence, while new data shed light on the extent of a drop in Chinese imports. Amrita Sen, Founder and Director at Energy Aspects, discusses the latest moves in the energy market as US talks with Iran continue.

On this episode of Stock Movers with Alexis Christoforous: - Nuvalent (NUVL) shares are higher on news GSK agreed to buy Nuvalent for $10.6 billion, securing a US biotech firm developing treatments for lung cancer. - JM Smucker (SJM) shares are on the move after it posted fourth-quarter profits that beat Wall Street expectations as higher prices helped boost the packaged food company. - Vail Resorts (MTN) is dropping after the ski resort operator cut its net income guidance for the full year, attributing the reduction to "historically challenging" weather conditions in the western US. The guidance missed the average analyst estimate.

Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury comments on the planemaker's supply chain and orders during an interview with Bloomberg's Benedikt Kammel at the Berlin Aviation Summit.

Guneet Dhingra, head of US rates strategy at BNP Paribas, discusses the inflation risks he sees in markets and explains how the firm came to expect three rate hikes coming from the Federal Reserve.

Jack Caffrey, equity portfolio manager at JPMorgan Asset Management, examines the impact of oil prices on equity markets and what that means for both short-term traders and long-term investors.