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Underwriters on SpaceX's $75 billion initial public offering have been told not to accept orders from investors in Hong Kong and China, due to regulatory and compliance risks related to US restrictions around the export of critical technology. Benedikt Kammel reports on Bloomberg Television.

S&P Dow Jones Indices will not shorten its existing eligibility requirements for benchmarks including the S&P 500, closing the door to fast entry for big tech IPOs like SpaceX. Benedikt Kammel reports on Bloomberg Television.

Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang confirmed that the company has certified the three biggest memory chipmakers to supply their most advanced high-bandwidth products for the US company's AI accelerators. Matthew Bloxham of Bloomberg Intelligence has more.

OPEC+ ministers gather on June 7 for their first bi-annual policy meeting since the United Arab Emirates left the alliance last month, against a backdrop of extraordinary disruption. While the group is expected to maintain current output plans, investors are paying attention to the UAE's bet for more independence in global oil markets. Bloomberg's Abeer Abu Omar reports.

Christian Mueller-Glissmann, Head of Asset Allocation Research at Goldman Sachs, discusses market sentiment as enthusiasm for the artificial intelligence trade cools. "It's probably not a bad idea to see a bit of a consolidation," he tells Bloomberg Television.

Remi Olu-Pitan of Schroders and Colin Lancaster of Schonfeld join 'The Opening Trade' to discuss the outlook for markets amid massive AI investment and disruption. The two join the show on the back of their appearance at the MLIV Money & Macro event in London.

Colin Lancaster, EMEA Head and Global Co-Head of Discretionary Macro and Fixed Income at Schonfeld, discusses the gilt market and how the upcoming Makerfield by-election may deliver further volatility.

Ghana's central bank says there could be room to resume monetary easing if the impact of external shocks begins to fade. Governor Johnson Pandit Asiama told Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja that the country remains resilient for now, despite higher oil prices and ongoing uncertainty linked to the Iran conflict.

Deeply negative sentiment may be setting the stage for a recovery in Indian equities, according to Devina Mehra, Chairperson and MD of First Global. She argues that widespread pessimism and heightened focus on risks historically improve the probability of stronger market returns, while valuations are not as elevated as commonly perceived. She spoke with Menaka Doshi on Bloomberg's Insight with Haslinda Amin

Hong Kong financial stocks fell after a report that some banks have suspended opening bank accounts for clients in mainland China, as part of a broader push to stem capital flight after Beijing launched a crackdown on illegal cross-border trading. Bloomberg Intelligence's Francis Chan and Steven Lam discuss the implications.