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U.S. Earnings Season Begins with Goldman Sachs and Fastenal Reports
Monday, April 13, 2026, launches the U.S. quarterly earnings season, spotlighting major banks like Goldman Sachs to gauge banking health and corporate margins. These initial results could set the tone for business activity assessments amid global market volatility.
Investors anticipate about 13% Q1 growth for S&P 500, marking six straight double-digit quarters.
OPEC Monthly Oil Market Report Released at 14:00 MSK
OPEC's key monthly report on April 13 analyzes global oil demand forecasts, OPEC+ supply, inventories, and Q2 market balance. Changes in production cut rhetoric and Asian demand resilience are critical for oil traders.
The report signals oil market dynamics amid weakening crude structures.
Existing Home Sales Data Signals U.S. Economy Health
U.S. Existing Home Sales figures on April 13 provide vital economic signals alongside corporate earnings and oil reports. This data influences expectations for housing market recovery and broader economic trends.
It coincides with global market resistance tests post-rebound.
Russia's External Trade Data Impacts Commodities and Ruble
Russia releases external trade updates on April 13, crucial for commodity prices, currency expectations, and balance of payments. Investors eye export revenues, import stability, and debt market implications.
This ties into global risk appetite influenced by U.S. banking signals.
European Luxury Giants LVMH and Christian Dior in Focus
Europe watches LVMH and Christian Dior reports on April 13 as indicators of global demand from affluent consumers and Asian markets. These releases gauge tourism flows and consumer sector health for Euro Stoxx 50.
They reflect broader luxury industry trends amid earnings season.
Global Stock Indices Face Resistance After April Rebound
U.S. and European indices surged last week but hit significant resistance levels on April 13, testing the rebound's sustainability. A higher low is required across Dow, NASDAQ, S&P 500, FTSE 100, DAX, and Nikkei to confirm bull return.
S&P 500 shows small 2026 loss despite April gains.
S&P 500 Earnings Growth Raised to 19% for Full-Year 2026
Analysts now forecast 19% S&P 500 earnings growth for 2026, up from January's 15.5%, driven by energy, materials, and technology sectors. Q1 expects 13% growth, continuing double-digit streak.
This bolsters rebound amid first major earnings test.
Crude Oil Structure Weakens Amid Market Tests
Crude oil shows weakening structure as global markets face biggest post-rebound test on April 13. OPEC report adds pressure with supply and demand insights.
Energy sector earnings estimates rose meaningfully for 2026.
Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin Setups Stall Cautiously Bullish
Gold, silver, and Bitcoin exhibit cautiously bullish but stalling setups amid index resistance tests. Markets require higher lows to shift bullish narrative.
Precious metals trends intersect with corporate earnings onset.
NASDAQ Targets Resistance at 25,330 After Bullish Break
NASDAQ achieved bullish break but faces resistance at 25,330, with ideal pullback to 24,500 on April 13. This tests broader U.S. index rebound strength.
Earnings from banks like Goldman Sachs influence tech sentiment.
Delta Air Lines and Levi Strauss Boost Earnings Optimism
Delta Air Lines rallied sharply on April 8 after beating expectations despite high oil, signaling resilient travel trends. Levi Strauss surged with topped results and raised profit outlook, highlighting consumer goods strength.
These precede formal Q1 season kickoff.