China’s economic turmoil has made it into one of the world’s largest value plays, but anxious investors are keeping a polite distance. Fearful consumers, job insecurity, youth unemployment, and a property sector crisis are spooking foreign capital despite rock-bottom equity valuations. But is now the right time to jump back in? And what will it take to get China’s economy – and its markets -- to snap back? Hao Hong, Chief Economist and Partner at GROW Investment, weighs in with co-hosts David Ingles of Bloomberg Television and Rebecca Sin of Bloomberg Intelligence on Tiger Money.

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The sands are shifting in Saudi Arabia, and foreign investors are taking notice. The desert kingdom is economically reinventing itself, powered by a clear vision for its future, and growth ambitions that extend far beyond oil. Years of insularity and reclusiveness are giving way to greater openness and engagement -- with diversification into tourism and digital technology -- and reminiscent of China's early stirrings two decades ago. Lee Hodgkinson, Chief Strategy Officer of the Saudi Tadawul Group talks to co-hosts David Ingles of Bloomberg Television and Rebecca Sin of Bloomberg Intelligence about why global investors are drawn to Saudi Arabia's growth story.

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Tesla stands to benefit from the rise of robotaxis, and Ark Investment Management CEO Cathie Wood is betting that autonomous driving can power the EV maker’s shares to a tenfold gain. Wood also weighs in on Bitcoin, which she predicts could hit $1.5 million by 2030. Nvidia, China, and artificial intelligence have reshaped the investing landscape, and Wood muses about where they’ll take the markets next. She speaks with David Ingles of Bloomberg Television and Rebecca Sin of Bloomberg Intelligence on a special episode of Tiger Money.

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