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Trump administration raids in Charlotte, North Carolina, set off a chain reaction: damaging local businesses and potentially causing long-term economic harm. New data reveals how the deportation campaign may leave social and economic voids in communities across the nation.

Intel shares fell early on Monday after the company said it will be offering $15 billion in common stock. Intel says the money will be used to pursue growth opportunities in AI. Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow reports.

Mark Zuckerberg's Meta has released a scaled-down AI program consumers can download and use on a personal computer. It's called Muse Glimmer. Ed Ludlow reports.

State Street Investment Management President and CEO Yie-Hsin Hung says gold and private markets are anchoring many portfolios. Hung says the US economy is in good shape and the Federal Reserve should not raise interest rates this year. She speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Jim Caron, CIO of portfolio solutions for Morgan Stanley Investment Management, says a hot CPI report on Wednesday could cause problems for the Federal Reserve. Caron says higher nominal growth is driving equity prices higher. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Japan's responsible and proactive fiscal policy will be positive for the economy and the yen, Growth Strategy Minister Minoru Kiuchi said in an Bloomberg TV interview with Shery Ahn in Tokyo.

Mining entrepreneur Robert Friedland discusses his backing of Sunrise Energy Metals Ltd., an Australian scandium miner which secured as much as $400 million in long-term debt financing from the US Department of War. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.

Markets are poised for a slight uptick in US inflation this week, along with cooling economic expansion in the UK. Bloomberg's Morwenna Coniam speaks to Tom Mackenzie and Guy Johnson on 'Bloomberg: The Opening Trade.'

TSMC reported a 45% rise in its monthly sales, a sign of sustained demand for AI hardware in the face of market volatility. Bloomberg's Neil Campling has more.

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