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University of Michigan consumer sentiment dipped to 48.0 in October from September's final 48.1, the survey released Friday showed. A REUTERS SURVEY of economists had forecast 46.3, the same as October's preliminary read. October's print is the second-lowest on record, above only May's 44.8 low that followed the outbreak of war with Iran. Respondents cited higher prices linked to the Middle East conflict; cost-of-living concerns have pushed household outlooks negative ahead of the midterm elections. U-M survey director Joanne Hsu said purchasing power remains the dominant factor; the index is about 10% below a year ago and roughly 15% below February levels before the Iran conflict.

U.S. President Trump said he has not yet spoken with Elon Musk about Ukraine's use of Starlink.