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Top stock reports to watch this week (16.01.2023)

11:04 AM 16 January 2023

The Wall Street earnings report for Q4 2022 began last week with reports from major US banks. Reports from US financial institutions will continue this week. Morgan Stanley (MS.US) and Goldman Sachs (GS.US) will report results on Tuesday, followed by Charles Schwab (SCHW.US) on Wednesday and State Street (STT.US) on Friday. Apart from financial companies, traders will also be offered reports from some other companies with a report from Netflix on Thursday being a key one. As the United States observes a holiday and there will be no Wall Street session, there are no reports scheduled for release today.

Top US stock report to watch this week. Source: XTB Research, Bloomberg

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