Global markets live: CoreWeave, Anthropic, Netflix, Comcast, Antofagasta…

North America:

• CoreWeave shares and bonds fell nearly 16%, with 2031-2032 bonds at 14.9%–14.8%, due to debt sustainability concerns and rising interest rates.
• Anthropic reports a 45% increase to $16.8 billion in Q3 revenue, positioning for a high-profile IPO.
• Netflix cuts 6% of its workforce amid slowing growth and customer engagement.
• Penske Automotive Group to be taken private in a $16.3 billion deal by Penske Corp and Mitsui & Co. at $212 per share.
• Hyundai Motor recalls over 94,000 Genesis vehicles in the US due to fire risks from power-seat motors.
• Comcast's Sky faces potential UK government intervention in its £1.6 billion acquisition of ITV's channels and streaming service.

Europe:

• Ericsson Q3 results exceeded expectations with a 6% revenue rise to 59.5 bn SEK, driven by strong Networks sales and patent revenue.
• Antofagasta reports a 7% rise in Q3 copper output, maintains annual guidance, and raises cash-cost estimates due to higher fuel prices.
• EQT increased total managed assets to 354 bn € at the end of Q3.
• Avarda surpasses Q3 earnings expectations, driven by loan growth and ROE performance.
• Lufthansa in talks to acquire up to 49.9% of TAP, targeting €450m in synergies and Latin American expansion.
• Airbus confirms a 2026 delivery target of 870 aircraft but warns of margin pressures.
• Telia expected to report Q3 adjusted EBITDA of 8,792 million kronor, slightly above last year.

Rest of World:

• TSMC reports a 69% jump in Q3 net income to a record $23.59 billion, driven by AI chip demand.
• Saudi Aramco offers extra spot crude oil cargoes for Europe delivery from late October to mid-November.
• Aster Chemicals and Energy plans to restart its revamped condensate splitter in November to boost refined fuel production.
• Jio Platforms plans a $3.2 billion IPO, aiming for India's largest-ever public debut.