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10:44 AM · 31 October 2022

Top US stock reports to watch this week (31.10.2022)

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Reports from US mega-tech companies were key points in last week's earnings calendar and disappointing results presented by those companies exerted pressure on their shares and tech indices, like Nasdaq-100 (US100). This week will not see releases of reports from any mega-cap stocks but is packed with reports from a number of top-tier companies from various industries. Table below presents key releases scheduled for the next four days. Thursday looks to be the most intense but key reports will be released on each day of the week. Nevertheless, traders should keep in mind that main drivers for stock markets this week will likely be rate decision from Fed (Wednesday, 6:00 pm GMT) and Bank of England (Thursday, 12:00 pm GMT) as well as the US NFP report for October (Friday, 12:30 pm GMT).

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

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