Two S&P 500 heavyweights report on Thursday. Oracle and Adobe both drop results after the close on September 10. The pair together carry over $530 billion in combined market cap.
Oracle, worth $420 billion, faces rising investor scrutiny over cloud growth. The company has made big AI infrastructure bets. Markets want proof those bets are paying off.
Adobe is a different story. Its $111 billion valuation has been under pressure from AI-native creative tools eating into its market. Margins and guidance will be the key numbers to watch.
Also reporting Thursday is Copart, the used vehicle auction giant. It rarely disappoints but trades at a premium multiple.
Earlier in the week, Casey's General Stores posts results on Monday evening. The convenience store chain has outperformed peers all year. Analysts will focus on fuel margins and same-store sales.
On the European side, UK defence contractor Babcock International and explosives maker both report today. Defence sector earnings have drawn strong interest in 2026. Both names trade on the London Stock Exchange.
No major IPOs are scheduled in the next seven days.
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