Earnings Rush: Tesla Leads a Busy Week

TSLA kicks off a packed earnings week today. The EV maker reports Q3 2026 results on Wednesday. German car registration data, a leading indicator for Tesla revenue, is running 269% above the same quarter last year. That is a striking signal ahead of the print.

European carmakers follow fast. RNO reports tomorrow, 22 October. Austrian car registrations, which lead Renault revenue by 32 days, are up 6% year-on-year. Dutch registrations, another leading indicator, are down 19% over the same period. A mixed picture for the French group.

VOLCAR B posts results Thursday. Finnish car registrations, a leading indicator for Volvo Car revenue, are running 9% below last year's level. India registrations are up 9%, offering a partial offset.

In Europe, DSV and DNB both report today. DSV, the Danish logistics giant, is watched closely after a string of acquisitions. DNB, Norway's largest bank, reports alongside a strong backdrop for Nordic credit growth.

Spanish utility IBE1 also reports today. European new passenger-car registrations hit a five-year September high, up 13% year-on-year, adding macro tailwind for energy demand.

No significant IPOs are scheduled in the next seven days.

The Russell 2000 December review cut-off falls on 30 October. WCCB carries a 76% addition probability, with $84 million of forecast buying at stake.