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Bank of America kicks off today, reporting Q3 2026 results before the open. It is the first major test of US consumer credit health this season.
Tomorrow brings Charles Schwab and BNY Mellon into the mix. Both face questions about net interest margin trends after months of rate volatility.
Progressive also reports today. The insurer has been a standout performer. Markets want to know if that run has legs.
Later in the week, Truist Financial posts Q3 on Thursday. The regional bank is under pressure from credit quality concerns.
The week closes on a high note. , and all report Monday October 20. GM's print draws extra attention: German car registrations data tracked by ORTEX Alt Data is running 133% above the same quarter last year. The dataset has a measured 15-day lead on GM revenue. reports October 21. The same German car data runs 269% above the prior year for Tesla, with a 43-day lead on revenue.
The MSCI World index review ranks October 19 as its closing price cut-off. Flutter Entertainment now carries an 86% deletion probability per ORTEX Index Rebalance Radar, with $589M of forced selling at stake. Mid-America Apartment Communities sits at 84% deletion odds and $761M of potential outflows.
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