Walt Disney and Coreweave earnings: what investors need to know this week

After last week's busy week full of news and corporate reporting, the next five trading days promise to be quieter, Yahoo Finance predicts.

The U.S. shutdown, which has caused the U.S. government to suspend the release of macroeconomic data, continues, although progress is being made in negotiations. Among the reports whose releases may be delayed: inflation, labor market, retail sales and producer price data, The Wall Street Journal reports. "All eyes will be on Washington and whether there will be any progress in the stalled budget dispute now that the regional elections are over," the WSJ quoted a note from analysts at LBBW Bank as saying.

China is expected to publish an extensive set of statistics that will give investors an insight into the state of the world's second economy at the start of the final quarter of the year.

This week investors will be waiting for the last big batch of corporate reports of this season. Walt Disney and Paramount will reveal their earnings for the third quarter. Cisco, CoreWeave, Tencent and JD.com will report in the technology sector, while Barrick Mining and Occidental Petroleum will report in the commodities sector.

Barrick Mining, CoreWeave, Maplebear, Occidental Petroleum, Paramount Skydance and Rocket Lab are expected to release quarterly results on Monday, November 10.

On Tuesday, Nov. 11, the bond market in the U.S. is closed in observance of Veterans Day, while the stock market operates as usual.

AngloGold Ashanti, Oklo and Sony reported earnings for the quarter.

Circle, Cisco Systems and On Holding will report on Wednesday, November 12.

The U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) was scheduled to release the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for October on Thursday, November 13, but the shutdown may delay the publication indefinitely, Barron's notes.

Applied Materials, JD.com, Tencent and The Walt Disney Company will present financial reports.

On Friday, November 14, China will release data on industrial production, retail sales and fixed asset investment. Consensus estimates suggest a slowdown in growth of all three indicators, WSJ notes.

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