Three marquee names dominate the next seven days of corporate reporting. FedEx, Micron Technology, and Carnival Corporation all post results between Monday and Wednesday.
Monday, June 23 kicks things off. CCL reports Q2 results before the open. Analysts will focus on booking trends and pricing power after a record cruise season. KBH also drops Q2 numbers Monday. The homebuilder faces a market wrestling with high mortgage rates.
FDX is the big one. The logistics giant reports Q4 after Monday's close. Its $77.8bn market cap makes it the week's largest reporting company. Short interest sits at just 1.7% of free float — bears are not pressing the bet.
Tuesday, June 24 brings Micron. The chipmaker posts Q3 results after the bell. Micron carries a $1.28 trillion market cap. AI-driven memory demand is the central question. Short interest is light at 3.3% of free float.
Also Tuesday: Paychex, Jefferies Financial Group, and H.B. Fuller all report.
Wednesday, June 25 sees Darden Restaurants host its Q4 earnings call. McCormick & Company and Commercial Metals follow the same day.
No IPOs are confirmed in the database for the coming week. The calendar is purely an earnings story.
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