Earnings of Note
Company/Estimate
Before the Open:
- (AVA)/.14
- (BLCO)/.19
- (EAT)/.06
- (GOOS)/-.16
- (CVS)/2.13
- (DD)/.84
- (EL)/-.21
- (FDP)/.42
- (GNRC)/1.55
- (GSK)/1.11
- (HUM)/7.16
- (IDXX)/2.37
- (KHC)/.66
- (NCLH)/.68
- (SMG)/-2.88
- (SPWR)/-.01
- (WAY)/-.48
- (WING)/.52
- (YUM)/1.27
After the Close:
- (AFL)/1.49
- (ABNB)/2.11
- (ALB)/3.77
- (ALL)/.45
- (CAR)/14.18
- (BXP)/1.84
- (CHRW)/.81
- (CF)/1.02
- (CAKE)/.43
- (CLX)/-.24
- (CTSH)/1.09
- (DASH)/-.40
- (ELF)/.53
- (EIX)/1.44
- (EA)/1.25
- (ETSY)/.50
- (EXAS)/-.47
- (HLF)/.73
- (HST)/.35
- (IR)/.69
- (LMND)/-.94
- (MTW)/.06
- (MRO)/.72
- (MCK)/6.13
- (MET)/1.95
- (MSTR)/.30
- (MDLZ)/.78
- (PYPL)/1.23
- (PRU)/3.13
- (QCOM)/1.91
- (ROKU)/-2.04
- (STAA)/.13
- (RGR)/.88
- (SUM)/.75
- (SMCI)/3.27
- (WERN)/.49
- (WMB)/.41
- (ZG)/.22
8:15 am EST
- The ADP Employment Change for Oct. is estimated to rise to 150K versus 89K in Sept.
10:00 am EST
- Construction Spending MoM for Sept. is estimated to rise +.4% versus a +.5% gain in Aug.
- JOLTS Job Openings for Sept. is estimated to fall to 9400K versus 9610K in Aug.
- ISM Manufacturing for Oct. is estimated at 49.0 versus 49.0 in Sept.
- ISM Prices Paid for Oct. is estimated to rise to 45.0 versus 43.8 in Sept.
10:30 am EST
- Bloomberg
consensus estimates call for a weekly crude oil inventory build of
+1,480,800 barrels versus a +1,372,000 barrel gain the prior week.
Gasoline supplies are estimated to fall by -593,200 barrels versus a
+156,000 barrel gain the prior week. Distillate inventories are
estimated to fall by -1,584,000 barrels versus a -1,686,000 barrel
decline the prior week. Finally, Refinery Utilization is estimated to
rise by +.28% versus a -.5% decline prior.
2:00 pm EST
- The FOMC is expected to leave the benchmark Fed Funds Rate at 5.25-5.5%.
Afternoon:
- Wards Total Vehicle Sales for Oct. is estimated to fall to 15.6M versus 15.67M in Sept.
Upcoming Splits
- None of note
Other Potential Market Movers
- The FOMC press conference, weekly MBA Mortgage Applications report and the (KLAC) annual meeting could also impact global trading tomorrow.
- 9:30 am - 4:00 pm EST
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