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Walt Disney earnings, Fedspeak: What to watch

Josh Lipton and Julie Hyman

As the trading day comes to close, here is a preview off several key events on the horizon for next week.

The corporate earnings season continues with a diverse lineup of companies set to report. In the media sector, industry giants Walt Disney (DIS), Paramount (PARA), and Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) are scheduled to release their results. The healthcare sector will also be in focus, with pharmaceutical heavyweights Eli Lilly (LLY), Novo Nordisk (NVO), and Amgen (AMGN) due to report. In the food service sector, investors will be watching reports from Dutch Bros (BROS), Sweetgreen (SG), and Yum! Brands (YUM).

Beyond earnings, the financial world will be tuned in to FedSpeak, with Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin set to speak on Thursday.

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This post was written by Angel Smith

Video Transcript

Time now for what to watch next week, starting off on the earnings run.

Volunteer kicking off next week's calendar.

The company announcing second quarter results have to close on Monday.

Analysts saying volunteers, commercial segment may benefit from a Trump presidency and it's also a big week for media companies, Disney Paramount Warner Brothers discovery, they all on deck and will be getting a batch for earnings from the health care sector including Eli Lily and No, no.

Also some food service companies like restaurant brands and young brands.

They're also reporting giving us more insight into the state of the consumer and moving over to the fed.

We're gonna be hearing from uh some fed commentary on Thursday from Richmond fed President Tom Barkin says coming after the FO MC left rates unchanged in July earlier this week.

Fed chair Jerome Powell saying a reduction in our policy rate could be on the table as soon as the next meeting in September.

Your question now emerging.

Could the first rate cut be a half point or a quarter point after that disappointing July jobs report