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Delta Air Lines kicks off the week today. Its Q3 earnings call is the first major test of travel demand this season. Korean airport data shows seats supplied hit a record 47 million in September, underscoring the global travel rebound.
The big event comes Tuesday. JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and Johnson & Johnson all report Q3 results on October 13. That is the heaviest single day of the season so far. holds its earnings call the same morning.
Wednesday adds Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, and State Street. Thursday brings Charles Schwab, BNY Mellon, PNC Financial, and J.B. Hunt Transport.
In Europe, Swiss fragrance giant Givaudan reports today. Danish insurer Tryg also reports this morning. UK precision engineering firm Renishaw posts results today as well.
No IPOs are scheduled in the seven-day window.
The week is squarely a financials story. Rate expectations, net interest margins, and credit quality will dominate the narrative across more than half a dozen major bank prints. Progressive releases September results Monday evening, adding an insurance data point ahead of the bank flood.
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