Earnings season kick off this week. Here are 6 companies to watch — and what to look out for.

This week kicks off third-quarter earnings season, with major US companies revealing how trade war pressures, recession warnings, and interest-rate cuts affected their earnings and future sentiments. Banks and brokerages make up most of the mid-October reports, with JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Goldman Sachs scheduled to release their figures on October 15. Here are six of the biggest US firms reporting earnings this week, and what to look for when they do.

This week kicks off third-quarter earnings season, with major US companies revealing how trade war pressures, recession warnings, and interest-rate cuts affected their earnings and future sentiments. Banks and brokerages make up most of the mid-October reports, with JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Goldman Sachs scheduled to release their figures on October 15. Here are six of the biggest US firms reporting earnings this week, and what to look for when they do.

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