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9:48 AM · 13 May 2024

Top stock reports to watch this week (13.05.2024)

Walmart
Stocks
WMT.US, Walmart Inc
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Home Depot
Stocks
HD.US, Home Depot Inc
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Alibaba
Stocks
BABA.US, Alibaba - ADR
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Wall Street earnings season for Q1 2024 is slowly heading to a close, with the majority of large US companies having already reported their results. Nevertheless there are still some well-known and noteworthy companies, which are yet to report. This week will see earnings releases from a number of US retailers, which will help gauge the strength of US consumer. Those include reports from, for example, Home Depot (Tuesday) and Walmart (Thursday). Apart from retailers, investors will also be offered a number from non-US companies, which have shares listed on the US markets. Among this group one can find Alibaba Group (Tuesday), JD.com (Thursday) or Sony (Wednesday). A list a key release can be found in the table below.

Top Wall Street earnings reports scheduled for this week. Source: Bloomberg Finance LP, XTB Research

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