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We’re about to get a huge read on whether earnings can keep propping up the stock market

We’re about to get a huge read on whether earnings can keep propping up the stock market

marketwatch.com 11.10.2026 16:00 5 views
High hopes for third-quarter earnings are outweighing concerns around interest rates and oil prices — but one expert warns markets have gotten “extremely complacent.”

We’re about to get a huge read on whether earnings can keep propping up the stock market We’re about to get a huge read on whether earnings can keep propping up stocks We’re about to get a huge read on whether earnings can keep propping up the stock market High hopes for Q3 earnings are outweighing concerns around interest rates and oil prices — but one expert warns markets have gotten ‘extremely complacent’ JPMorgan Chase will be one of the first major companies to report earnings for the third quarter. Hopes for blowout third-quarter earnings are one of the biggest things the market has going for it right now — and they’re about to be put to the test. and its fellow Wall Street big banks kick off third-quarter earnings season this week, and much of the rest of the corporate world will follow soon after. Their results will offer a deeper read on the U.S. economy and the extent to which America’s largest companies can hit lofty growth targets in the face of high oil prices Copyright ©2026 MarketWatch, Inc.

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