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US producer prices increased 6.5% in May from a year earlier, the fastest pace since November 2022, and advanced 1.1% from April as the fallout from the Iran war continued to fan inflation pressures. Michael McKee breaks down the data on Bloomberg Television.

Anduril Industries Inc. Chief Executive Officer Brian Schimpf says the company would "absolutely" consider building its next weapons manufacturing hub outside the US. Speaking to Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait at Founders Forum in the UK, Schimpf adds "there's a lot of manufacturing talent that exists" across Europe.

UK Business Secretary Peter Kyle reacts to the resignation of Defense Secretary John Healey from Prime Minister Keir Starmer's cabinet. Healey cited the constraints placed on his long-delayed defense investment plan by the chancellor of the exchequer. "All I can say is that we are in a moment in time when we are investing enormously into our defense," Kyle says in an interview with Bloomberg's Lizzy Burden at the Founders Forum event, outside London. "I don't know the circumstances of John's resignation, because I've just heard it the same time you've read it out there."

Citadel's Angel Ubide warns Europe needs to look past internal squabbles and seriously consider how to integrate quickly if it wants to catch up to its global rivals. The economist, who heads up Citadel's global fixed income and macro economic research was speaking to Stephen Carroll on Bloomberg's "Daybreak Europe" radio program.

Julian Emanuel, chief equity and quantitative strategist at Evercore ISI, says the melt up has begun as markets remain resilient ahead of the SpaceX IPO "landmark moment."

Yimei Li, CEO, China Asset Management Company tells Bloomberg's Minmin Low interest in China onshore markets from international investors is still more on the transactional side, with long time allocators not fully back yet. Li was speaking at Bloomberg Invest 2026 in Hong Kong.

Oracle shares declined in premarket trading after the company reported quarterly capital expenses that were higher than estimates. The company expects to spend about $70 billion on net capital expenditures in the current fiscal year, which ends in May 2027. Bloomberg Intelligence's Matthew Bloxham has more.

Recursive Co-Founder Tim Rocktäschel speaks with Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie from the Founders Forum in Oxfordshire, UK.

The week SpaceX launches its highly-anticipated initial public offering. Chairman and CEO of Voyager Technologies Dylan Taylor says ultimately more attention on the space sector will be good for the industry as a whole. Taylor spoke to Bloomberg TV's Francine Lacqua on Wednesday June 10.

On Friday, SpaceX launches its highly-anticipated initial public offering in what is set to be the largest listing in history. Dylan Taylor, Chairman and CEO of aerospace and defense company Voyager Technologies says he's "bullish and optimistic" about the impact it will have on the industry, saying he believes there will be a lot of capital that "flows back into other space names as well" . In an interview with Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg TV on Wednesday June 10, Taylor also discussed plans for habitation on the moon, the importance of the Artemis mission as well as the space race.