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This week started with a striking warning from the Broadcom CEO, who likened the artificial intelligence market to a "casino." The statement was followed by strong earnings from ASML and a better-than-expected outlook from TSMC, though neither was enough to stem a global tech stock rout. Bloomberg's "The Opening Trade" spoke to analysts and experts about what this tells us about the state of expenditure within the booming trade and whether its becoming an increasingly riskier bet.

Artificial intelligence infrastructure firm Nscale is seeking to raise up to $3 billion in an initial public offering as soon as this month, just as investors are growing increasingly wary of the risks of the AI buildout. The UK firm has also been hit by regulatory hurdles, a fire and other delays during construction of a flagship data center in Norway. Bloomberg's Paula Doenecke reports.

South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago says they will make their policy decisions meeting by meeting. He spoke to Bloomberg's Avril Hong on the sidelines of the IMF-World Bank meeting in Bangkok ahead of the SARB's final policy meeting of the year, next month.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey urged rigorous pre- and post-release model testing standards to safeguard public trust and financial infrastructure, while warning that markets risk a correction by overestimating AI returns and pricing every player as a winner.

Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh described AI as potentially the most consequential change to the US and global economy in his lifetime, calling it a positive supply shock over the medium term. He spoke at an IMF event moderated by IMF Chief Kristalina Georgieva in Bangkok, Thailand.

James Clarke, Senior Managing Director and Global Head of Institutional Capital at Blue Owl, says redemptions are coming down in private credit following excessive market concerns earlier in the year. He speaks with Haidi Stroud-Watts and Paul Allen on Bloomberg: The Asia Trade.

Geeseok Oh, Head of Asia at Rex Financial, discusses managing market volatility while staying invested in technology through alternative-strategy exchange-traded products. He speaks on Bloomberg ETF IQ Asia.

Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh says there's a US investment surge thanks in part to sound macroeconomic policy and strong microeconomic foundations, calling it one of the global economy's most important positive developments.

French Finance Minister Roland Lescure says the government will use guardrails for its budget, if needed. He speaks with Avril Hong from the sidelines of 'IMF & World Bank Annual Meetings'.

As Sanae Takaichi marks one year since becoming Japan's first female prime minister, Bloomberg TV's Shery Ahn looks back at what has been achieved and what challenges lie ahead.

At a world premiere in Queens, Porsche CEO Michael Leiters told Bloomberg's Matt Miller that the company's new sports car will launch a distinct model line positioned well above the 911. The mid-engine platform is designed to support several variants and is flexible enough for either hybrid or combustion-only powertrains. The two speak on "The Close."

Ross Gerber discussed Tesla's anticipated Roadster unveiling, following a Barclays note suggesting Tesla and SpaceX could merge before year-end, potentially ahead of Tesla's annual general meeting. Gerber said a high-priced car made in low volumes would not materially affect Tesla financially. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."