Walmart, Moderna, Target, Deere, Home Depot, and Other Stocks for Investors to Watch This Week

Walmart, Moderna, Target, Deere, Home Depot, and Other Stocks for Investors to Watch This Week


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It’s the tail finish of first-quarter earnings season, with largely retailers left to report this week. Government information on U.S. retail gross sales may also be launched.

Home Depot

and

Walmart

report on Tuesday, adopted by Target,

TJX
,

Lowe
’s
, and

Bath & Body Works

on Wednesday and

Ross Stores

on Thursday. 

Non-retailer earnings highlights this week will embrace 

Take-Two Interactive Software

on Monday,

Cisco Systems

and 

Analog Devices

on Wednesday,

Applied Materials

on Thursday, and

Deere

on Friday.

Caterpillar

and

Moderna

may also host investor days on Tuesday.

The economic-data spotlight of the week would be the Census Bureau’s April retail gross sales information on Tuesday morning. Expectations are for a 0.8% month-over-month rise. The Conference Board will report its Leading Economic Index for April on Thursday. 

There may also be a number of housing-market indicators out this week: The National Association of Home Builders releases its Housing Market Index for May on Tuesday, the Census Bureau stories new residential development information for April on Wednesday, and the National Association of Realtors stories existing-home gross sales for April on Thursday.

Monday 5/16

Take-Two Interactive Software stories quarterly outcomes.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York releases the Empire State Manufacturing Survey for May. Consensus estimate is for an 18.2 studying. After three readings near or lower than zero to start the 12 months, April noticed a surge to 24.6, indicating progress within the area’s manufacturing exercise.

Tuesday 5/17

Walmart stories first-quarter fiscal-2023 earnings. The retail big’s shares are up 2% this 12 months, considered one of solely eight of the 30 DJIA members to be within the inexperienced, as traders have fled to the security of vitality, utilities, and shopper staples.

Home Depot,

Keysight Technologies
,

JD.com
,
and

Vodafone Group

announce earnings.

Caterpillar and Moderna host investor days.

The National Association of Home Builders releases its Housing Market Index for May. Economists forecast a 75 studying, two factors fewer than in April. The 77 determine in April was a seven-month low for the index, as 30-year fixed-mortgage charges have risen above 5% for the primary time since 2011.

The Census Bureau stories retail gross sales information for April. Expectations are for it to be up 0.8%, month over month, whereas retail gross sales, excluding autos, are more likely to have risen 0.4%. This compares with good points of 0.75% and 1.4%, respectively, in March.

Wednesday 5/18

Analog Devices, Bath & Body Works, Cisco Systems, Lowe’s,

Synopsys
,
Target, and TJX Cos. launch quarterly outcomes.

Akamai Technologies
,

Humana
,
and

Thermo Fisher Scientific

maintain investor conferences.

The Census Bureau stories new residential development information for April. Consensus estimate is for a seasonally adjusted annual charge of 1.76 million privately owned housing begins, barely decrease than the March determine.

Thursday 5/19

Applied Materials,

Palo Alto Networks
,
Ross Stores, and

V.F.
Corp
maintain convention calls to debate earnings.

The National Association of Realtors stories existing-home gross sales for April. Economists imagine that they fell to a seasonally adjusted annual charge of 5.6 million from 5.77 million in March. It can be the third consecutive month-to-month decline if estimates show right.

The Conference Board stories its Leading Economic Index for April. Expectations are for a flat month-over-month studying of 119.6. The board at the moment tasks 3% gross home product progress for 2022, regardless of fears of a tough touchdown precipitated by the anticipated interest-rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.

Friday 5/20

Deere stories outcomes for its 2022 fiscal second quarter.

Write to Nicholas Jasinski at nicholas.jasinski@barrons.com


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