The Week Ahead: US banks, Dunelm, Hays
8th October 2021 12:44
by Richard Hunter from interactive investor
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Our head of markets names the company earnings and big events to watch closely in the days ahead.
Monday 11 October
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XP Power, LendInvest
AGM/EGM
St Peter Port Capital
Tuesday 12 October
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French Connection, Maestrano, OnTheMarket, Stagecoach, YouGov
AGM/EGM
Augean, City of London Group, Clipper Logistics
Wednesday 13 October
The big US banks kick off third-quarter earnings season today, with JP Morgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) publishing its numbers. You can see the full calendar of upcoming results here.
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Angling Direct, Applied Graphene Materials, Barratt Developments, Just Eat Takeaway.com, Man Group, Marston's, Oxford Cannabinoid Technologies, Pearson, Sanderson Design, Stock Spirits, Vertu Motors
AGM/EGM
Barratt Developments
Thursday 14 October
Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include Tesco (LSE:TSCO), Howden Joinery Group (LSE:HWDN) and WPP (LSE:WPP).
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Ashmore, ASOS, Brooks Macdonald, Domino's Pizza, Dunelm Group (LSE:DNLM), Hays (LSE:HAS), Hurricane Energy, Norcros, Rathbone Brothers, Tinto, Sabre Insurance
AGM/EGM
BHP Group, Artemis Alpha Trust, Rank Group, Sabien Technology
Friday 15 October
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Rio Tinto
AGM/EGM
Ashmore, Hargreaves Lansdown, Loungers, Tungsten Corporation
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