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

Benjamin Netanyahu says regime change in Iran cannot be guaranteed, but the Israeli military is working to create 'optimal conditionals' for the Iranian people to rise up. Bloomberg's Dan Williams reports from Jerusalem.

India's massive restaurant industry, which feeds and employs millions, faces severe disruption as gas shortages halt commercial supplies and force outlets to scale back their menus or shut. With most kitchens dependent on LPG cylinders, the crisis threatens small businesses and jobs. Zorawar Kalra, Vice President of the National Restaurant Association of India, discusses the fallout with Haslinda Amin and Menaka Doshi on Insight with Haslinda Amin.

As Hong Kong's ETF market continues to grow, CSOP has emerged as the city's top issuer driven by strong demand for its funds tracking Chinese technology stocks. CEO Ding Chen discusses the firm's top performing products and outlines their growth strategy on Bloomberg's ETF IQ Asia.

Singapore Minister of State for the Trade & Industry & National Development Alvin Tan says the island state is in a good position to attract capital flows. He speaks with Haslinda Amin on "Insight with Haslinda Amin."

The US-Iran conflict has become a fight for the very survival of the Iranian regime where the Iranian leadership believes they can outlast the US in the fight, according to Middle East specialist Kim Ghattas.

A longer conflict in the Middle East could disrupt supplies of key materials used in chip manufacturing. One of them is helium, and Qatar accounts for more than one-third of its production. While Asia's chipmakers have a supply buffer of three months, the Iran war shows that they remain vulnerable to supply-chain disruptions.

A longer conflict in the Middle East could disrupt supplies of key materials used in chip manufacturing. One of them is helium, and Qatar accounts for more than one-third of its production. While Asia's chipmakers have a supply buffer of three months, the Iran war shows that they remain vulnerable to supply-chain disruptions.

Shares of Hong Kong's MTR Corp. fell on Friday after it reported full-year net income for 2025 that missed analyst estimates. Still, CEO Jeny Yeung says the company's fundamentals remain strong, citing high occupancy rates at its shopping malls and record passenger growth.

The Philippines expects electricity prices to rise by 16% in April due to higher oil prices, Energy Secretary Sharon Garin tells Bloomberg TV in an exclusive interview. Garin says the country is accelerating its push for more renewable energy, while congress is revisiting the oil deregulation law.

Ian Patrick, CIO at the Australian Retirement Trust, discusses the investment opportunities ahead as Australia's pension industry aims to deepen their push into overseas markets. He speaks with Haidi Stroud-Watts and Avril Hong from the sidelines of the Australian Superannuation Investment Summit.

BCA Research's Garry Evans says the extent of the pressure on Asian markets "comes down to the dependence on oil." He tells Bloomberg Television that investors should look at places "that have quite a lot of energy companies in their indexes," such as Australia, Canada and Mexico.