
Schwab Market Update Audio Podcast
1) Bank Results, Key Data on Way After Turbulent Week
Major indexes rose last week despite volatility amid new concerns about credit. Bank results early this week precede Tesla and Netflix. Friday brings much awaited CPI data.
2) Regional Bank Earnings, Volatility in Spotlight
Several regional banks report after the sector dove on credit fear. Volatility hit 5-month highs and yields made 6-month lows, with China and the shutdown also driving caution.
3) Trade, D.C., Keep Stocks on Edge Despite Earnings
Volatility remains elevated even with a strong initial batch of earnings amid trade war concerns and lack of data. Taiwan Semiconductor and United Airlines results are in focus.
4) Soybeans a New Trade War Front, Bank Results Due
A Trump tweet ignited new concerns late Tuesday, this time about soybean exports. Investors await key semiconductor and bank results, but CPI is postponed until next week.
5) Big Bank Earnings Up Next Along with Powell Speech
Big U.S. banks report this morning, followed by a Powell speech. Stocks rebounded Monday from the trade-driven sell off, and some U.S. data may be on its way despite the shutdown.
6) Picking Up the Pieces: Earnings Next After Selloff
Friday's selloff, the worst since April, came on new tariff tremors with China. Investors now face bank earnings and a Powell speech Tuesday, but today's calendar is mostly blank.
7) Sentiment Data Loom as Shutdown Fears Escalate
As the shutdown persists, concern grows over the impact on inflation data and the October jobs report. Consumer sentiment is on tap, and earnings season begins next week.
8) Delta and PepsiCo Earnings, Powell Remarks Ahead
With the market coming off another record day, investors await Delta and PepsiCo along with remarks from Fed Chairman Powell. Fed minutes yesterday indicated more rate cuts ahead.
9) Fed Minutes Today Before Powell, Earnings Tomorrow
Investors await Fed minutes and a 10-year auction today with the government still shut and more data threatened. Tomorrow brings Powell remarks and earnings from Delta and PepsiCo.
10) Auctions, Fed Speakers Next with Tech Setting Pace
Stocks, led by chips, hit new highs Monday despite the shutdown. Investors await several Fed speakers and Treasury auctions in coming days, and earnings pick up this week, too.