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Earnings Reports 19 January 2026 - 20 January 2026

U.S. equity markets were closed on June 19 for Juneteenth, following a strong session where the S&P 500 rose 1.08% to 7,500.58, the Nasdaq gained 1.91%, and the Dow added 0.14%. Next week will bring Micron earnings and key inflation data. Kroger maintained its 2026 outlook after first-quarter sales beat forecasts, but adjusted earnings missed by a cent, and shares fell due to margin pressure from price investments, higher transport costs, and fuel mix changes. CarMax reported fiscal Q1 revenue of $8.01 billion, exceeding forecasts, though retail used-vehicle gross profit per unit declined and the company continued price cuts to spur sales. La-Z-Boy shares rebounded nearly 17% in after-hours trading after adjusted earnings topped expectations, despite flat revenue and weak same-store orders and Joybird sales. Micron Technology shares fell 3.6% after a record close, as semiconductor stocks slipped with investors locking in profits. Netflix shares dipped amid deal speculation involving Roku and Lionsgate, with its next earnings set for July 16. AT&T shares were weak despite the broader market’s gains, with rate changes impacting telecom stocks more than company news. Dave & Buster’s shares dropped 4.72% after Q1 results missed estimates. Nokia shares pulled back after a recent surge, with its ADR slightly up in New York. Ford lagged the S&P 500 and is seeking to continue importing China-built Lincoln Nautilus amid new U.S. rules. Nu Holdings rose 1.7% despite a Citi downgrade. SoFi Technologies gained 3.35% as fintech stocks rallied. Citi raised its S&P 500 year-end target to 8,100, citing strong earnings and AI demand. Palantir held steady ahead of Q2 results, with bulls citing AI demand and bears pointing to valuation. Coupang shares fell after news of a $410 million privacy fine. UiPath’s revenue rose 17% but shares slipped. Grab neared its 52-week low despite strong Q1 growth. BlackBerry dipped ahead of its upcoming earnings, with QNX growth supporting the bull case.
Telstra share price steadies at $4.78 as ASX slides — what to watch into February results

Telstra share price steadies at $4.78 as ASX slides — what to watch into February results

Telstra shares closed flat at A$4.78 Tuesday, with 20.4 million shares traded, as the S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.7% to 8,815.90—its sharpest drop in over a month. Banks and miners led declines amid renewed rate-hike bets. Telstra’s half-year results are due Feb. 19, with the ex-dividend date set for Feb. 25. Investors are watching macro data and rate moves for further direction.
SK hynix stock price: Tariff headlines and Jan 29 earnings keep 000660.KS in play

SK hynix stock price: Tariff headlines and Jan 29 earnings keep 000660.KS in play

SK Hynix closed at 764,000 won on Jan. 19, up 1.06%, as Korean chip stocks rallied and the Kospi hit a record 4,904.66. South Korea said it will seek talks if the U.S. imposes tariffs on memory chips, raising uncertainty for SK Hynix and Samsung. SK Hynix reports earnings Jan. 29, with investors watching for updates on AI memory demand and trade policy.
Texas Instruments stock faces a Tuesday gut-check as tariffs rattle tech and earnings loom

Texas Instruments stock faces a Tuesday gut-check as tariffs rattle tech and earnings loom

Nasdaq 100 futures fell 1.25% Monday after President Trump threatened broader tariffs on Europe. Texas Instruments shares closed at $191.58, up 1.3%, ahead of Tuesday’s market reopen. Stifel and Wells Fargo raised their price targets, while the company set a $1.42 per share dividend for Feb. 10. Texas Instruments will report Q4 and full-year results on Jan. 27.
Intel stock braces for Tuesday’s open after tariff shock, with earnings days away

Intel stock braces for Tuesday’s open after tariff shock, with earnings days away

Intel shares closed down 2.8% at $46.96 Friday after President Trump announced new tariffs on eight European nations, rattling global markets. U.S. trading resumes Tuesday following the MLK holiday, with Intel set to report Q4 earnings after the close on Jan. 22. European tech stocks fell Monday. Investors are watching for tariff impacts on chip supply chains and Intel’s manufacturing progress.
Siemens share price falls as Trump tariff threat hits Europe; buyback update and Feb. 12 results ahead

Siemens share price falls as Trump tariff threat hits Europe; buyback update and Feb. 12 results ahead

Siemens shares fell 1.6% to 256.00 euros in Frankfurt as Germany’s DAX dropped 1.3% after U.S. President Trump threatened new tariffs on German and European imports. Siemens reported buying back 179,369 shares last week, bringing its total since February 2024 to over 20.5 million. U.S. markets were closed for a holiday. Siemens will release quarterly results on Feb. 12.
SAP stock drops 3% in Frankfurt as tariff jitters hit tech; Fresenius tie-up and earnings loom

SAP stock drops 3% in Frankfurt as tariff jitters hit tech; Fresenius tie-up and earnings loom

SAP shares fell 3.1% to 195.96 euros in Frankfurt on Monday, hit by a broad tech selloff after U.S. President Trump threatened tariffs on eight European nations. The company announced a digital healthcare partnership with Fresenius, planning a “mid three-digit million euro” investment. SAP’s earnings are due January 29. The STOXX 600 index dropped 1.2%, with tech stocks down 2.9%.
RTX stock at a fresh 52-week high: what to watch before Jan. 27 earnings

RTX stock at a fresh 52-week high: what to watch before Jan. 27 earnings

RTX Corp closed at a new 52-week high of $201.92 Friday, its seventh consecutive gain, after also hitting a fresh intraday peak. U.S. markets were shut Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Investors await RTX’s fourth-quarter and full-year results on Jan. 27, with attention on guidance and delivery updates. Global risk appetite faded after President Trump revived tariff threats over Greenland.
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  • Dollar Tree Stock Outlook Driven by Multi-Price Expansion and Margin Gains
    June 19, 2026, 12:08 PM EDT. Dollar Tree, Inc. (DLTR) focuses on its eponymous discount stores following the July 2025 Family Dollar sale, streamlining its business narrative. Key to its stock performance is balancing multi-price store growth and margin improvements against declining customer traffic. The company expanded its multi-price stores to about 5,900 by Q1 fiscal 2026, enhancing product variety and ticket size, supporting sales growth. Margins improved with a 120 basis points gross margin increase, aided by lower freight costs and better shrink control, pushing adjusted operating income up 22% year-over-year. However, a 1% traffic decline underscores ongoing challenges amid a cautious consumer environment and elevated fuel prices, tempering optimism despite raised guidance and stronger execution.

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U.S. markets closed for Juneteenth after Dow posts weekly gain

U.S. markets closed for Juneteenth after Dow posts weekly gain

19 June 2026
U.S. stock markets closed for Juneteenth with the Dow at 51,564.70, up 0.14% Thursday but trailing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, as investors brace for Micron’s June 24 earnings to test AI chip demand and weigh Fed inflation signals, Middle East oil risks, and the impact of stalled U.S.-Iran peace talks, with futures down 0.1%-0.2% during the holiday.
Amazon Shares Edge Higher, AI Chip Push Puts Spotlight on AWS Spend

Amazon trades after Juneteenth break, eyes AWS AI ahead of Prime Day

19 June 2026
Amazon shares closed at $244.39, up 2.9% Thursday and 2.4% for the week, as investors eye next week’s Prime Day and AWS’s new AI launches; the stock’s momentum follows a tech-led market rebound, but upcoming retail performance, cloud AI adoption, and capex concerns remain key risks.
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