Earnings season

The calendar is headlined by updates from athleisure giant Nike, chipmaker Micron, pharmacy giant Walgreens Boots and meme stock favourite Bed Bath & Beyond.

Investors are on the look out to see whether supply chain pressures are easing and whether Nike will see any slowdown in demand amid an economic slowdown.

Recession fears have contributed to the global selloff that has hit stock markets in 2022, but how should investors respond and what stocks could provide some shelter from the storm?

The freeze on BlackBerry’s patent sales and a lack of investment limiting growth at its cybersecurity division are both set to overshadow strong growth from its IoT unit.

Can the delivery giant’s quarterly earnings, combined with an analyst day pencilled-in for next week, provide a much-needed catalyst for the FedEx share price?

Micro Focus has embarked on the next phase of its turnaround plan, but markets remain unsure about when it will return to growth.

How will Tesco perform as rampant inflation not only makes consumers more cost-conscious but also squeezes profitability?

This could be the toughest quarter for markets to digest of the entire financial year after Boohoo warned sales will fall.

The company said it planned to conduct another stock split in 2022, but how could this impact the Tesla share price?

The long-term outlook remains bright for Royal Mail but concerns linger over its short-term prospects, and this has hit its share price in 2022.

Low-cost airline easyJet is a strong recovery play as travel rebounds this summer, but will rising costs and a shortage of workers hamper its ability to capitalise?

Things are set to become tougher in 2022 as the acceleration in sales unwinds and the company battles against rising costs across the board.

Burberry is set to have recovered well following a tough few years but its strong set of results could be overshadowed by fresh Covid-19 disruption in China.

Markets believe Walmart’s current guidance is on the conservative side, suggesting it could beat expectations or upgrade its outlook in 2022.

JD.com is dealing with a dangerous combination of slower growth and rising costs, which is squeezing the Chinese ecommerce giant’s profitability.

People continue to subscribe to the company’s music streaming services but its social entertainment apps are struggling to attract users amid intense competition.

BT Group has installed confidence it can deliver growth after earnings came in higher than expected, leaving it on course to significantly improve cashflow over the coming years.