Autos in the Spotlight, Apple Headlines a Packed Week

AAPL reports today after the close. It is the biggest print of the week. The company carries a market cap above $5 trillion.

PLTR also reports today. The data-analytics firm has been one of the year's best-performing S&P 500 names. Investors will focus on AI-driven contract growth.

MAR and VRTX both report today as well. Marriott gives the first read on autumn travel demand. Vertex updates on its cystic fibrosis franchise.

Tomorrow brings RACE (Ferrari) and RNO (Renault). Austrian car registration data, a leading indicator for Ferrari revenue, is running 75% below the same quarter last year. That is a sharp signal heading into the print.

RNO faces a mixed picture. Austrian car data leads its revenue by 32 days and sits just 6% above last year. Dutch registrations, a separate indicator, are running 21% lower. October Dutch passenger-car registrations hit a 13-year low of 32,706 units.

Later in the week, HMC (Honda) reports on Thursday. Japanese car registrations lead Honda revenue by 65 days and are tracking 10% below the same quarter last year.

PSNY (Polestar) reports Wednesday. Its Dutch registration signal runs 68% below last year. German car data, however, is up 32%, giving a more positive read.

On the index radar, CTVA (Corteva) saw its MSCI World deletion probability jump to 77% overnight. $555 million of forced selling could follow on 30 November if confirmed on 11 November.

No IPOs are scheduled in the next seven days.