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Stock reports to watch this week

12:29 PM 19 January 2021

Major banks from Wall Street launched Q4 earnings season last week. Apart from results for the final quarter of 2020, companies will also report full-year results for the year dominated by coronavirus pandemic. While investors will be served reports from financial institutions this week as well, the overall earnings stream will be a bit more diverse. Among key non-financial companies that will report results this week one can find:

  • Netflix - NFLX.US  - Tuesday, after market close

  • Procter & Gamble - PG.US - Wednesday, before market open

  • UnitedHealth - UNH.US - Wednesday, before market open

  • IBM - IBM.US - Thursday, after market close

  • Intel - INTC.US - Thursday, after market close

Top US earnings reports to watch this week. Source: Bloomberg, XTB

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