- Trump said US will not strike Iran before midterm elections.
- Delta Q3 revenue record $17.6B, but cut FY EPS guidance to $5.10-$5.60 from $6.50-$7.50.
- Geely plans to enter Canadian market in 2027.
- BP curbed production at Na Kika and Thunder Horse platforms ahead of Hurricane Isaias; also removed non-essential personnel from Argos, Atlantis, Mad Dog. Shell, Chevron, Harbour Energy also shut-in production and evacuated personnel from select facilities.
- Stocks rose Friday after President Trump said the US would not strike Iran before the midterm elections, easing war fears. Trump also announced a deal with Russia to supply diesel fuel to US and global markets, suspending sanctions on Russian diesel exports for about six months. Consumer sentiment fell more than expected in the preliminary October Michigan survey. Delta Air Lines missed Q3 earnings and cut full-year guidance on high jet-fuel costs. Humana said 95% of its Medicare Advantage members are in 4-star plans for 2027. BP curbed production at two Gulf platforms ahead of Hurricane Isaias. SpaceX agreed to buy cellular spectrum from Grain Management for about $8 billion. Japan's FSA issued business suspension orders to Prudential Financial's Japanese units.
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