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Roozbeh Charli, CEO of Einride speaks to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie on how platform-driven logistics, electric trucks, and autonomous systems are transforming global freight - and why humans will continue to play a critical role.

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

Alexandra Ivanova, fund manager at Invesco Asset Management, discusses the outlook for credit markets and where she sees opportunities. "Software has been one of the big underperformers," Ivanova tells Bloomberg Television. "There are places there that I think there are resilient businesses."

Vale's CFO Marcelo Bacci says strong demand from China is keeping the iron ore market resilient. The Brazilian iron ore producer reported disappointing first-quarter results. In an interview on Bloomberg's "The Pulse with Francine Lacqua" on May 6, Bacci also warned that the inflationary impact of a prolonged conflict in the Middle East would end up eroding demand.

Commerzbank CEO Bettina Orlopp discusses the company's performance as the lender lifted its guidance for profit this year and outlined more job cuts. Orlopp also discusses the hostile takeover attempt by UniCredit, saying it would put a lot of revenue at risk. She speaks on Bloomberg Television.

Polling analyst and Conservative Party peer Robert Hayward says early indications following UK local elections show the results are "as bad as people were predicting for Labour", but London so far appears to be the one exception. Early results suggest a "great night for Reform", according to Hayward. But a full picture of the results might not come into focus until late in the UK day. In an interview on Bloomberg Daybreak Europe, Hayward said it will be a "summer of discontent" for Labour as they argue over whether or not to replace Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He added that he "wouldn't be at all surprised" if this happened over the next few months.

Record foreign outflows and surging energy costs are battering India's economy and the rupee. While geopolitical tensions drive crude prices higher, some sectors show resilience amid the volatility. Lakshmi Iyer of Bajaj Finserv joined Haslinda Amin on Insight to discuss why market corrections offer opportunities and where she sees value in alternatives.

Trump warns of massive strikes if Iran rejects a US deal, even as he claims a shaky ceasefire holds. While equity markets remain bullish, oil markets show "deep distress" and prediction markets signal low confidence in a swift diplomatic resolution.

China's near-total control of the rare earths industry has become one of its most potent geopolitical levers. Chris Kennedy, who leads economic statecraft analysis at Bloomberg Economics, says President Donald Trump is expected to prioritize retaining US access to these industrial inputs, which are vital to the auto, defense and tech sectors.

The shape-shifting artificial intelligence trade and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East dominated conversations in a week that saw strong earnings results. The Opening Trade spoke with leading market voices and company executives to get their take.

ChinaAMC CEO Yimei Li says technology upgrades and semiconductors are driving market momentum in China, supporting strong performance in the firm's ETF products. She also outlines plans for tokenization growth in an exclusive interview on Bloomberg's ETF IQ Asia.

Beijing faces mounting anxiety over the unresolved Iran conflict ahead of a critical Trump-Xi summit. Bloomberg's Rebecca Choong Wilkins reports on what's at stake and how the leaders may use their rapport to navigate geopolitical storms.