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The headline report this week is Tesla, but some other major companies are also set to report, including Verizon, Procter & Gamble, and Chipotle. Together, these earnings will offer a strong read on the consumer's health.

The report I’m most focused on is Tesla. Over the past year, Elon Musk has made a significant push into politics. Initially, Trump’s election victory in November seemed like a tailwind. But since then, Tesla’s stock has been cut in half, and the company is facing serious challenges. This earnings report will show whether there's any reason for renewed optimism.

I’m also closely watching Chipotle and P&G. Both companies serve as important indicators of consumer behavior, and it’ll be telling to see if either signals the beginning of the much-anticipated consumer slowdown.

On the economic side, the key releases this week are the services and manufacturing PMI reports, which provide a broader snapshot of the economy. I’m particularly interested in how the manufacturing data might reflect the impact of the new tariffs introduced earlier this month.

Finally, I’m expecting the first major trade deal announcement sometime this week. It’s been more than a week since the “reciprocal” tariff pause, and weekend reports hint that a deal, likely with Japan, could be close. This would set the tone for further agreements.

Have a Blessed Weekend!

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