Quarterly reports from retailers
Kroger (NYSE:
KR),
Aeropostale (NYSE:
ARO),
American Eagle Outfitters (NYSE:
AEO) and
Dollar General (NYSE:
DG) will be among the highlights this week. A couple of Chinese solar companies and the big Canadian banks are scheduled to report as well.
Below is a quick look at what analysts expect from some of this week's most prominent earnings reports.
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Third-quarter earnings from this maker of Jack Daniel's and other spirits are expected to come to $0.91 per share on $1.04 billion in revenue in Wednesday's report. In the same period of the previous year, the company reported $0.80 per share and sales of $1.01 billion.
However,
Brown-Forman (NYSE:
BR-B) fell short consensus EPS expectations in the previous two quarters. The consensus estimate for the most recent quarter is the same as it was 60 days ago. So far, year-over-year growth in EPS but a slip in revenue is forecast for the current quarter.
Dollar GeneralKrogerSee also:New Keurig Machine Unlikely To Stop Competitors, OTR Global ReportsAnd OthersChina Sunergy (NASDAQ:
CSUN) and
ReneSola (NASDAQ:
SOL) are expected to post net losses that are smaller than a year ago when they share their results this week.
Year-over-year EPS growth is expected from
Bank of Nova Scotia (NYSE:
BNS),
Canadian Imperial Bank (NYSE:
CM),
Royal Bank of Canada (NYSE:
RY) and
Toronto-Dominion Bank (NYSE:
TD), but an earnings decline from
Bank of Montreal (NYSE:
BMO).
Analysts also are looking for earnings growth this week from
Avago Technologies (NASDAQ:
AVGO) and
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts (NYSE:
KKD)
Coming up in the following weeks, watch for quarterly results from
Adobe Systems (NASDAQ:
ADBE),
Costco (NASDAQ:
COST),
FedEx (NYSE:
FDX),
Lululemon Athletica (NASDAQ:
LULU),
Smith & Wesson (NASDAQ:
SWHC) and more.
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