Tesla, GM Headline a Packed Earnings Week

The week's most-watched print arrives Tuesday, when GM kicks off the automotive earnings season with Q3 results. TSLA follows Wednesday. German car registration data tracked by ORTEX Alt Data shows a leading indicator for Tesla revenue running up 269% on the same quarter last year. For GM, the same dataset shows a 133% gain year-on-year. Both readings cover all three months of the quarter. Markets will watch closely.

Today, packaging group CCK reports after the US close. Tomorrow, NFLX delivers its Q3 figures after the bell, alongside robotics surgery firm ISRG. Swiss industrial giant ABB also reports Q3 first thing Monday morning in Europe.

Tuesday brings semiconductor equipment maker LRCX, fluid-handling specialist GGG, and airline LUV. Wednesday sees consumer staples bellwether PG hold its Q1 2027 earnings call alongside ROP and logistics firm R.

On the index front, ORTEX Rebalance Radar flags that today is the MSCI World November review cut-off. Fabrinet's deletion odds jumped from 49% to 90% overnight. The stock sits 15% below the exit line, with $779M of potential forced selling if the cut is confirmed on 11 November.

No IPOs are scheduled in the next seven days.