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Earnings Trends: Archive
Q3 Earnings Season Starts Positively: A Closer Look
by Sheraz Mian
The Q3 earnings and revenue growth pace for the index members that have reported represents a notable improvement over what we saw from this same group of companies in the first half of the year. Will it sustain?
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The Q3 Earnings Season Gets Underway: A Closer Look
by Sheraz Mian
The Q3 earnings season picks up notable pace with the release of the big banks' results next week, but we've already heard from several S&P 500 members that we count in our Q3 tally. How are things looking so far?
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Bank Earnings in Focus as Q3 Earnings Season Takes Center Stage
by Sheraz Mian
There is justifiable optimism about the big banks' business prospects. Loan demand is expected to accelerate, the peak in delinquencies is now behind us, deal pipelines are seen as steadily getting stronger, and trading activities remain robust.
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What Will the Q3 Earnings Season Show?
by Sheraz Mian
For 2025 Q3, S&P 500 earnings are currently expected to grow +5.2% on +6.0% revenue gains. Estimates have steadily increased since the quarter began, making the overall setup favorable.
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Q3 Earnings Outlook Remains Positive: A Closer Look
by Sheraz Mian
The positive revisions trend makes the overall setup for the Q3 earnings season favorable, though it raises the odds of actual results coming up short of expectations. What else should investors know?
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Previewing Q3 Earnings Expectations: Good or Bad?
by Sheraz Mian
Unlike other recent periods, the revisions trend has been positive, with estimates for Q3 modestly up since the quarter got underway. But what else should investors know?
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Looking Ahead to the Q3 Earnings Season
by Sheraz Mian
Total Q3 earnings for the S&P 500 index are expected to be up +5% from the same period last year on +6% higher revenues, continuing the recent growth streak nicely. But what else should investors know about the upcoming Q3 cycle?
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Breaking Down Q2 Retail Earnings: Good or Bad?
by Sheraz Mian
The Retail sector's Q2 performance compares favorably to what we have seen from these S&P 500 companies in other recent periods, particularly on the revenues side. What else should investors know?
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Analyzing the Q2 Earnings Season Scorecard
by Sheraz Mian
The overall earnings picture remains strong and steadily improving, with an above-average proportion of companies beating estimates during the Q2 cycle. Importantly, expectations for the current and upcoming periods have moved higher.
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Earnings Outlook Remains Strong & Improving: A Closer Look
by Sheraz Mian
We have been pleasantly surprised by the favorable revisions trend, which validates the market's rebound from the April lows. Expectations for Q3 have moved higher, but what else should investors know?
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