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Saturday, 3 October 2026

53 briefs so farlast update 16:00 UTC

Key points

  • Japan Orders Energy-Resiliency Policy Package by August, Nuclear Build on the Table.
  • Intelligence Outlines Russian Plan to Target Ukraine's Grid and Nuclear Plants.
  • European Governments Agree Joint Response to US Diesel Reserve Demand.
  • G7 to Tap 100 Million Barrels of Fuel Over Four Months.

Markets

Stanbic Bank Kenya Named Custodian for Dangote Refinery IPO Access Programme

Stanbic Bank Kenya Limited will act as Receiving Bank and Custodian Bank for a proposed programme that would let Kenyan investors buy into the Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals FZE initial public offering through the Nairobi Securities Exchange, according to khusoko.com. The role is subject to regulatory approval and final terms.

The programme targets up to USD 300 million in participation from Kenyan investors, according to kenyaonlinenews.com.

Source: khusoko.com (opens in a new tab)2 sourcesPermalink

Markets

Bloom Energy Shares Climb 4.3%; RBC Keeps Outperform

Bloom Energy Corporation shares rose 4.3% during Friday trading, according to themarketsdaily.com. The stock traded as high as USD 297.59 and last changed hands at USD 289.4840.

Virginia's newly released energy blueprint targets up to 5 GW of non-combustion gas resource capacity from 2029 through 2035, according to blockonomi.com.

RBC Capital maintained its Outperform rating on Bloom Energy with a USD 335 price target, citing the Virginia blueprint, according to blockonomi.com.

Source: themarketsdaily.com (opens in a new tab)2 sourcesPermalink

Markets

Exxon, Chevron Set to Report Q3 Results on Oct. 30

ExxonMobil Holdings Corp. and Chevron Corp. are expected to report third-quarter results on Oct. 30, according to Benzinga. Investor attention centers on refining margins, crude prices, production growth and the effect of geopolitical disruptions on the two companies' global operations, Benzinga reported.

For Exxon, analysts expect earnings of USD 3.40 per share, up from USD 1.88 a year earlier, according to Benzinga. Revenue is projected to rise to USD 94.88 billion from USD 85.29 billion.

For Chevron, analysts expect earnings of USD 4.32 per share, up from USD 1.85 a year earlier, according to Benzinga. Revenue is projected to rise to USD 54.94 billion from USD 49.73 billion.

Source: benzinga.com (opens in a new tab)1 sourcePermalink

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