Apple earnings
Consumer demand and the hardware cycle. Date listed in the November 1 macro post; confirm with the company.
The week ahead
The next economic releases and company reports to watch, alongside Brian’s latest macro analysis.
Dates follow U.S. Eastern time. Schedules may change. Earnings marked “Article watchlist” come from the latest post and are not company-confirmed.
Consumer demand and the hardware cycle. Date listed in the November 1 macro post; confirm with the company.
PC guidance, memory costs and AI demand. Date listed in the November 1 macro post; confirm with the company.
JOLTS: labor demand, hiring and quits ahead of Friday’s jobs report.
The next read on the phone and chip cycle. Date listed in the November 1 macro post; confirm with the company.
Phone demand and the memory supply chain. Date listed in the November 1 macro post; confirm with the company.
Imports and exports: another look at capital goods and the AI investment cycle.
The preliminary productivity and unit labor cost report puts wage pressure in context.
Payrolls, unemployment and hourly earnings: the next test of cooling wages.
Consumer prices and the purchasing power of paychecks.
Regional business conditions, wage pressure and consumer demand ahead of the December meeting.
Real disposable income, real spending and the Fed’s preferred inflation measure.
Revisions to growth and a first look at third-quarter corporate profits.
The two-day policy meeting. The outcome is not known in advance.
Calendar reviewed November 1, 2026 · Scheduled releases, not promised publication dates · Not financial advice
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