The season kicks off in earnest this week with PepsiCo earnings on Thursday and Delta Air Lines on Friday, followed by a slew of big banks next week.
When you look at how individual companies are faring, it's clear that consumers are choosing value over luxury right now.
More affluent consumers are shopping at these stores, because they have enough money on hand to buy in bulk.
Meta, Google, Microsoft and Amazon report tomorrow. Apple reports on Thursday. These companies are so large that their earning reports can swing the stock market in either direction.
The case for and against quarterly earnings reporting.
We’ll also hear from Home Depot and Lowe’s soon.
With more than 90% of S&P 500 companies reporting, it’s looking like an A.
Due to the government shutdown, some pieces of the calculation puzzle for corporate earnings and outlook reports are missing.
Tariffs are part of the story, of course. But not all of it.
Profits in the second quarter are on track for about 12% year over year growth, according to an analysis by FactSet.
