Big Tech and Autos Dominate a Packed Earnings Week

Over 1,400 companies report this week. The biggest names hit on Wednesday and Thursday.

MSFT reports after the close on Tuesday. The software giant carries a $3.96 trillion market cap into the print. AMZN follows on Thursday after the bell. Both prints will set the tone for the broader market.

INTC also reports Thursday. The chipmaker has had a turbulent year. Its $488 billion market cap hangs on any guidance update around AI infrastructure spending.

KO kicks off Tuesday morning alongside SPGI. CMG and EBAY both report Wednesday after the close. BMY reports Thursday morning.

In Europe, SAF opens proceedings today. The French aerospace group carries a $141 billion market cap. MBG reports Thursday. ORTEX Alt Data tracking Dutch car registrations points to a -6% year-on-year reading for the quarter, a leading indicator with a strong fit for Mercedes revenue.

Auto sector results are spread across the week. VOLCAR B reports today. Finland car registration data, a leading indicator for Volvo Car revenue, is running -9% year-on-year. VOW3 and RNO both report Thursday.

No IPOs are scheduled for the next seven days. Taiwan's total export orders hit a record $114.2 billion in September, the largest since 1984. That macro tailwind benefits tech supply chains reporting this week.