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Markets watch oil, bond yields and US bank results this week
Oil prices and bond yields are expected to influence Germany’s stock market this week.
The DAX had fallen below 25,000 points on Thursday, its lowest level since July 23 at one point.
Investors will also watch the start of the US earnings season, especially results from major banks.
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Wells Fargo report on Tuesday, followed by Morgan Stanley and Bank of America on Wednesday.
Analysts say investors want to know how rising bond yields affect lending, deal-making and banks’ funding costs.
In Paris, carmakers are gathering for an auto show with a record 20 Chinese brands, while Volkswagen is due to release its third-quarter sales figures.
The results and market movements may help shape investor sentiment in the coming days.
Oil prices and bond yields are expected to influence sentiment on German stock markets this week.
The start of the US earnings season is another focus, with investors watching results from major banks.
Analysts say investors want to know how higher bond yields affect mergers and acquisitions, lending and refinancing costs.
Four major US banks are due to report on Tuesday, followed by Morgan Stanley and Bank of America on Wednesday.
Investors are also watching the Paris auto show and Volkswagen’s third-quarter sales figures on Monday.
- Who
- Investors and major US banks, including JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Wells Fargo.
- What
- Markets are watching oil prices, bond yields and US bank results.
- When
- During the week beginning Monday, October 12, 2026; bank results are due Tuesday and Wednesday.
- Where
- Global markets, with attention on the United States, Germany and Paris.
- Why
- Oil prices and bond yields may affect market sentiment, while bank results could show how higher yields affect business.
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US stock indexes closed higher as oil prices eased and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East receded.
Investors turned their attention to the Paris auto show and Volkswagen’s third-quarter sales figures.
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Wells Fargo are due to report results.
Morgan Stanley and Bank of America are due to publish results.
- Bank results Tuesday
- JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Wells Fargo
- Bank results Wednesday
- Morgan Stanley and Bank of America
- Volkswagen
- Third-quarter sales figures due Monday
- Paris auto show
- 20 Chinese brands are attending
- IWF and World Bank meeting
- Seven days in Bangkok
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