Earnings season rolls on: Who is reporting after the bell

2026年4月29日最近のFX関連情報Stocks

As we hit the final bell, today's earnings slate offers a diagnostic of the global economy. In today's group of companies, a few are macro-sensitive, meaning their performance serves as a "canary in the coal mine" for broader economic shifts.

At the forefront is Visa, the ultimate barometer for global consumer health; any dip in cross-border volume or domestic spending would signal a cooling economy. Similarly, Starbucks and Mondelēz International provide insight into discretionary vs. non-discretionary spending. If consumers are "trading down" or skipping their morning latte, it highlights the persistent pressure of inflation on the average household.

In the tech and industrial space, NXP Semiconductors and Teradyne are tethered to the health of the automotive and manufacturing sectors. Their guidance will reveal whether the much-anticipated 2026 recovery in "non-AI" chips is finally taking hold or if high interest rates are still stifling industrial investment. Meanwhile, Robinhood offers a lens into retail investor sentiment and market liquidity—two factors that usually evaporate first when economic uncertainty rises. From the travel rebound indicated by Booking Holdings to the housing market cues from Porch Group, tonight’s data will determine if the current "soft landing" remains on track.

Tomorrow is the big day for earnings as we get Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and Alphabet.

Earnings list for today: