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The Q3 earnings season fires up this week. Three major sectors report within days of each other, giving investors their first read on the health of the US consumer and financial system.
LEVI kicks things off today. The denim maker holds its Q3 2026 earnings call this afternoon. Apparel has faced pressure from sticky costs and soft discretionary spending.
Tomorrow, PEP reports before the bell. PepsiCo's $172bn market cap makes it the biggest name on the week's calendar. Investors want to know if volumes are recovering after a difficult 2025.
Also on Wednesday, HELE holds its Q2 FY2027 call. The consumer brands group has been under restructuring pressure.
Thursday brings DAL to centre stage. Delta Air Lines reports Q3 results as travel demand remains resilient. Singapore visitor arrivals from China hit their highest level since records began in 2008, according to ORTEX Alt Data, a signal that Asia-Pacific leisure travel is running hot.
The big week closes with a Friday-to-Monday sprint from the banks. JNJ and WFC both report Monday 13 October. UNH holds its Q3 earnings call the same morning. BAC follows on the 14th.
No IPOs are scheduled for the next seven days.
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