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Earnings Scoreboard: 86% of S&P 500 reporting firms top EPS estimates

S&P 500 earnings roundup: beats, revenue growth, and guidance from CVS, Palantir, Pfizer, AMD & more—plus next week’s key reports.

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Earnings Scoreboard: 86% of S&P 500 reporting firms top EPS estimates
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S&P 500 earnings roundup: beats, revenue growth, and guidance from CVS, Palantir, Pfizer, AMD & more—plus next week’s key reports.

Earnings Scoreboard: 86% of S&P 500 reporting firms top EPS estimates | Seeking Alpha

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S&P 500 earnings activity accelerated this week, with more than 130 index members reporting quarterly results that provided key insights into corporate margin health, spending trends, and overall macroeconomic strength.

Earnings Roundup:

Bottom Line (EPS):

Out of 133 reporting companies, 114

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How did S&P 500 company earnings trends impact investor sentiment?

Overall, most companies beat earnings and revenue expectations, supporting positive sentiment, though stock reactions varied based on forward outlooks and sector performance.

What key earnings drivers affected major S&P 500 stocks this week?

Drivers included strong pharmacy growth for CVS, data center strength for AMD, U.S. commercial demand for Palantir, cost containment, and segment misses in sales or guidance affecting share movements.

Which sectors or companies are investors watching in next week's earnings?

Investors are focusing on technology (Applied Materials, Cisco), healthcare (Cardinal Health), and materials/packaging (Coherent, Amcor) due to their influence on semiconductor equipment demand, networking, and supply chain trends.

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