S&P 500 Q3 Earnings Preview: Earnings and Revenue Growth Expected to Surge
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September 02, 2026
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The Q2 earnings season is nearly officially over, with just 5 S&P 500 members yet to deliver results. Earnings have grown for 12 consecutive quarters, and the Q2 growth pace remained strong even when excluding outsized contributions from Alphabet and Micron. Upcoming releases from Adobe and Oracle will help kick off the Q3 earnings cycle, though the reporting period won’t pick up notable steam until the release of the big banks’ results in mid-October. Q3 earnings are currently expected to grow 23% year-over-year on 11.2% higher revenues, continuing a strong growth pace. Earnings revisions for Q3 remain on an upward trajectory, extending the broader trend in place over the past year.
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The Q2 earnings season is nearly officially over, with just 5 S&P 500 members yet to deliver results. Earnings have grown for 12 consecutive quarters, and the Q2 growth pace remained strong even when excluding outsized contributions from Alphabet and Micron. Upcoming releases from Adobe and Oracle will help kick off the Q3 earnings cycle, though the reporting period won’t pick up notable steam until the release of the big banks’ results in mid-October. Q3 earnings are currently expected to grow 23% year-over-year on 11.2% higher revenues, continuing a strong growth pace. Earnings revisions for Q3 remain on an upward trajectory, extending the broader trend in place over the past year.
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September 02, 2026
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