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Earnings and economic data to watch in the week of Nov. 9
Investors face a busy week of company earnings from Nov.
9 to 13.
Canadian and U.S. companies, including Skydance, Take-Two Interactive and a range of firms listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, are scheduled to report results.
Canadian Tire and Brookfield report Thursday, along with several other companies.
The U.S. Consumer Price Index for October is due Tuesday, offering a measure of inflation.
Canadian building permits are scheduled for Thursday, followed by manufacturing and wholesale trade data on Friday.
Markets will stay open on Remembrance Day, though Canadian bond markets will be closed; U.S. stock markets will also open on Veterans Day.
The week of Nov. 9 features earnings reports from companies including Skydance, Brookfield and Canadian Tire.
Canadian economic releases include the Bank of Canada’s market participants survey, building permits, manufacturing sales and orders, and wholesale trade.
The U.S. Consumer Price Index for October is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Canadian and U.S. stock markets are scheduled to open on Wednesday, Nov. 11, while bond markets are closed for the respective Remembrance Day and Veterans Day holidays.
Other U.S. companies reporting include Take-Two Interactive Software, CoreWeave, StubHub, Applied Materials and Cisco Systems.
- Who
- Canadian and U.S. companies reporting earnings, and agencies releasing economic data.
- What
- A schedule of earnings reports and economic releases for the week.
- When
- Nov. 9 to 13, 2026.
- Where
- Canada and the United States.
- Why
- Not stated
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The Bank of Canada’s Q3 Market Participants Survey and earnings reports from companies including Barrick Mining and Skydance are scheduled.
The U.S. October Consumer Price Index and the Bank of Canada’s Summary of Deliberations are scheduled, alongside company earnings reports.
Remembrance Day in Canada and Veterans Day in the United States; stock markets are scheduled to open and bond markets to close in both countries.
Canada’s September building permits data and earnings reports including Canadian Tire and Brookfield are scheduled.
Canada’s September manufacturing sales and orders and wholesale trade data are scheduled for release.
- Week
- Nov. 9–13, 2026
- U.S. inflation data
- Consumer Price Index for October, scheduled for Nov. 10
- Canadian data
- September building permits, manufacturing sales and orders, and wholesale trade
- Wednesday markets
- Stock markets open; bond markets closed in Canada and the United States
- Thursday earnings
- Canadian Tire and Brookfield Corp are scheduled to report