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The Q3 earnings season shifts into higher gear this week. More than 380 companies are set to report across the US and Europe, with financials dominating the early calendar.
UNH kicked off today with its Q3 earnings call. JNJ also reported this morning, giving the healthcare sector an early read. Both prints land as investors weigh sticky consumer costs against resilient demand.
Tuesday brings BAC, reporting Q3 results before the bell at 6:45am ET. STT follows the same morning. Together they offer a broad snapshot of deposit trends and trading revenue heading into year-end.
Wednesday sees SCHW and both releasing results. The pair will test whether brokerage and custody fee income held up through the quarter. Nordic investors get a read from , reporting Q3 on the same day.
Thursday, TFC posts Q3 numbers. Regional bank sentiment will be in focus after a volatile summer for credit markets.
Swedish online broker AZA rounds out the week on Thursday with nine-month results. Avanza Bank is a useful gauge of retail investor activity in Scandinavia.
No IPOs are scheduled in the next seven days. The calendar is clean on new listings, keeping attention firmly on the Q3 reporting cycle.
Also on the radar: XEL sits in the background after ORTEX alt data flagged a reactor output reading 10.0 standard deviations below its own history on 11 October. That print precedes any utility earnings this week but is worth tracking as the company manages its nuclear fleet.
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