A crowded corporate earnings calendar awaits Wall Street on Monday, November 9, following a volatile week for U.S. equities.
Before the opening bell, Constellation Energy, NRG Energy, KKR, Barrick Mining, Ferguson Enterprises, Monday.com and Roivant Sciences are scheduled to report. Investors will watch electricity demand, infrastructure spending, private equity activity, construction demand and corporate software budgets.
Before the market opens on Monday, November 9, Constellation Energy, NRG Energy, KKR, Barrick Mining, Ferguson Enterprises, Monday.com and Roivant Sciences are among the companies expected to publish results.
Constellation and NRG will be closely watched for updates on electricity demand, power generation and the implications of expanding data centers. Investors are assessing whether artificial intelligence computing will continue driving increased demand for reliable power.
KKR’s report will offer a look at private equity, fundraising, asset management fees and demand for alternative investments. Barrick’s results will shed light on mining costs and performance amid interest in precious metals.
Ferguson provides insight into building and plumbing material demand, including residential and commercial construction. Monday.com will offer another measure of business spending on software, while Roivant will report on biotechnology operations.
After the close, Occidental Petroleum, Take-Two Interactive, The Trade Desk, Rocket Lab, AST SpaceMobile, Hims & Hers Health and Zeta Global are scheduled to report.
Occidental’s report comes as oil prices and energy industry capital spending attract attention. Take-Two’s results will be watched for video game sales, development spending and release timing for major titles.
Rocket Lab’s update may address launch services, aerospace systems, government work and its Neutron rocket development. AST SpaceMobile investors will focus on satellite deployment, commercial partnerships and financing needs.
The Trade Desk and Zeta Global provide different views of digital advertising and marketing technology, including how artificial intelligence is changing corporate spending. Hims & Hers will report on its subscription-based telehealth business.
The reports follow a week of notable volatility in the major indexes. Investors are sensitive to corporate guidance and profitability trends, particularly among high-growth companies, as they consider whether recent stock market weakness will persist.
After the close, expected reports include Occidental Petroleum, Take-Two Interactive, The Trade Desk, Rocket Lab, AST SpaceMobile, Hims & Hers and Zeta Global. Updates on satellite launches, space communications, advertising demand, telehealth and energy prices could drive movements in individual shares. Investors are especially attentive to corporate guidance after declines in technology stocks.