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Top stock reports to watch this week (14.11.2022)

2:10 PM 14 November 2022

Wall Street earnings season for Q3 2022 is slowly heading for a close. While there is still plenty of companies left to report earnings, the majority of big name companies have already released their financial results. This week's US earnings calendar is dominated by retailing stocks with reports from Walmart (WMT.US) and Home Depot (HD.US) among others. There will also be some other interesting reports apart from retailers. Nvidia (NVDA.US) will report earnings on Wednesday while Tencent Music Entertainment (TME.US) will report tomorrow. List of top earnings releases for this week can be found below!

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

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