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The week opens with earnings from LEVI today after the close. The jeanswear group reports Q3 results as consumer spending data stays mixed.
Tomorrow, PEP kicks off food and beverage season with its Q3 print before the open. PepsiCo has faced pricing pressure across its snack and drinks divisions. HELE also holds its Q2 call Wednesday morning.
Thursday brings the most-watched report of the week. DAL holds its Q3 earnings call, with investors watching closely for any read-through on travel demand. US nonfarm payrolls hit 159,044 thousand in September, the highest reading since the series began in 1997, which bodes well for discretionary travel spending.
The main event arrives Monday, just outside the seven-day window. Wall Street's biggest names report on Tuesday, October 13. , , and all drop Q3 results that morning. holds its earnings call the same day. Medicare Advantage penetration reached 51.1% in June, the largest June reading on record since 2013, a structural tailwind UnitedHealth investors will be watching closely. also reports that day.
No confirmed IPOs fall within the next seven days per available data.
The bank cluster on October 13 sets the tone for the broader Q3 reporting season. Trading revenues, net interest margins, and credit quality will be the key lines to watch across the Wall Street trio.
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