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Second-quarter earnings season begins in earnest during the second full week of July. After a strong start to 2026, a deal to end the Iran conflict likely came too late for many US companies, so it’ll be interesting to see how badly business was impacted during March through June. Investors and President Trump will want enough good news to get them through to November’s midterm elections. They’ll also be looking for further indications that billions spent on AI can one day deliver the promised boost to profits.
US financial data group FactSet forecasts earnings for the S&P 500 index grew by 22.0% in Q2 2026, which will mark the second-straight quarter of earnings growth above 20% for the index.
The calendar below, which we will update every week, shows the US companies most held and actively traded by interactive investor customers that are about to report results in the next two weeks.

US-listed companies announcing their quarterly earnings in the coming weeks.
| Key: PMO = Pre Market Open AMC = After Market Close E = Estimated | ||||
| Mon 22 Jun | Tue 23 Jun | Wed 24 Jun | Thu 25 Jun | Fri 26 Jun |
| No noteworthy announcements | Sunbelt Rentals Holdings (SUNB) PMO FedEx (FDX) AMC | Micron Technology (MU) AMC | No noteworthy announcements | No noteworthy announcements |
| Mon 29 Jun | Tue 30 Jun | Wed 1 Jul | Thu 2 Jul | Fri 3 Jul |
| No noteworthy announcements | Nike (NKE) AMC | No noteworthy announcements | No noteworthy announcements | No noteworthy announcements |
Updated: 19 June 2026. This page will be updated weekly on Fridays. The next update will take place on 26 June 2026.
Source: nasdaq.com, company websites
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