After a week of hectic gains and current price warMarch starts with a limited group of reports on gains, with a strong accent on the AI and retail sectors.
Here is an overview of what investors should look in the coming days.
Target (Tgt) should publish its report on the results Tuesday morning, providing information on the performance of the retail giant in the midst of consumer expenditure trends. Later in the day, after the closing bell, the cybersecurity company Crowdsstrike (CRWD) will announce his income. The company, which drew significant attention last year after a generally global failure Linked to its software, will be closely monitored by investors evaluating its resilience and its growth trajectory.
Wednesday, the semiconductor company Marvell Technology (MRVL) will report its income after the market is closed.
Thursday will be a particularly busy day for income, several large companies publishing their financial results. Broadcom (Avo) and costco (COST) should arise after the closing bell, offering information on the sectors of semiconductors and retail warehouses, respectively. Earlier in the day, the Kroger grocery channel (Krot) and the giant of department stores Macy (M) will announce their income, highlighting consumer expenditure habits.
The week begins with the release of the last PMI of the American manufacturing of S&P for February Monday morning. In mid -week Wednesday, S&P will publish its latest US PMI services for February, accompanied by the ADP employment report, which offers a snapshot in employment growth in the private sector.
In addition, the Federal Reserve will publish its beige book, a complete survey on economic conditions in the 12 districts of the Federal Reserve. This report is closely monitored for its qualitative assessment of inflationary pressures, labor market trends and overall economic momentum, which could shape the Fed’s future political decisions.
Investors are turning their attention to the latest weekly initial complaints as well as the American trade deficit report on Thursday.
The week ends with a highly anticipated set of labor market indicators on Friday, including the official report on American jobs, the unemployment rate and data on time wage growth. These figures will be crucial to assess the resilience of the labor market and the potential implications for monetary policy.
