US earnings season - Q3 2026
Earnings season in the United States is a period where a large number of publicly-traded US companies report their quarterly earnings.
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Third-quarter earnings season began in earnest during the second full week of October. Many of the issues dictating market direction for much of 2026 remain unresolved, principally the Iran war whose impact on inflation is affecting central bank policy worldwide. You can add rising government borrowing costs, tariffs and AI bubble fears to the mix. Despite this, the American consumer remains resilient which is expected to bode well for company earnings this quarter. President Trump also knows that quickly resolving outstanding problems will do no harm to Republican chances in November’s midterm elections.
US financial data group FactSet forecasts earnings for the S&P 500 index grew by 29.6% in Q3 2026, which will mark the third-straight quarter of earnings growth above 25% for the index.
The calendar below, which we will update every week, shows the US companies most held and actively traded by interactive investor customers that are about to report results in the next two weeks.
Upcoming earnings
US-listed companies announcing their quarterly earnings in the coming weeks.
| Key: PMO = Pre Market Open | AMC = After Market Close | E = Estimated |
Updated: 16 October 2026. This page will be updated weekly on Fridays. The next update will take place on 23 October 2026.
Source: nasdaq.com, company websites
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