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Bank of America and Progressive report today, kicking off a week dominated by financials, defence and two of the most-watched names in the market. No IPOs are scheduled in the next seven days.
Tomorrow brings Charles Schwab and Bank of New York Mellon, with Nordic heavyweight Nordea also releasing results. September US CPI hit 336.94, the largest September reading since records began in 1997. That inflation backdrop will set the tone for every financial print this week.
Thursday sees Truist Financial and report. By Sunday evening, the industrial names arrive. and both release Monday morning, alongside and .
Monday's marquee name is Netflix, reporting after the bell. Intuitive Surgical follows suit. Tuesday brings the week's most consequential prints. General Motors reports on the 20th, with German car registration data running 133% above the same quarter last year pointing in a positive direction for revenue, per ORTEX Alt Data. Tesla follows on the 21st. The same German car dataset, which leads Tesla revenue by 43 days, is running 269% above year-ago levels for the quarter.
Thermo Fisher Scientific, AT&T and Elevance Health also report Tuesday.
With the MSCI World November review ranking on 19 October, index positioning adds another layer to an already busy week. ORTEX Index Rebalance Radar puts PLS Group at 83% probability of deletion, with $385M of forced selling if confirmed.
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