Corporate Reports and Economic Events for Monday, 10th November 2025. Results from Barrick Gold, Occidental Petroleum, Plug Power, monday.com, Instacart, and Others. What Investors Should Focus on at the Beginning of the Week.
The macroeconomic backdrop for Monday will be exceptionally quiet. The global economic calendar has no major macroeconomic data releases scheduled for this day in the USA, Europe, Asia, or Russia. It is a rare occurrence where neither inflation statistics, employment reports, nor PMI business activity indices are released in major regions. Key points are as follows:
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USA: There will be no significant macroeconomic data releases. The Producer Price Index (PPI) and Consumer Price Index (CPI) will be issued later in the week, so on Monday the American market will rely on previous data. There are no speeches scheduled from the Fed Chair or key regulatory representatives, leaving financial markets without new signals from the US central bank. Investors will assess prior news, such as the recent sharp decline in consumer confidence to near-record low levels; however, no new intraday drivers are expected.
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Europe: European markets will also lack fresh statistical impulses. Neither the Eurozone nor leading EU countries (Germany, France, etc.) will publish economic data on 10th November. The agenda is focused on preparations for mid-week events: a meeting of the Eurogroup of EU finance ministers will take place on Tuesday (its working discussions will start with an informal briefing on Monday afternoon), and on Wednesday an important consumer price index for Germany will be released. Consequently, European investors will have to monitor the overall news background and external market dynamics on Monday.
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Asia: Asian markets will begin the week with news from China released over the weekend. On Sunday, Chinese authorities published inflation data: following two months of deflation, annual inflation in China returned to positive territory, showing +0.2% in October (year-on-year). This indicates that the government's measures to stimulate demand and contain the price war are beginning to take effect, although producer inflation (PPI) remains negative. No additional macro indicators from Asia are scheduled for Monday. There are no significant publications planned in Japan and other countries in the region (Japan's GDP for Q3 will be released only at the end of the week). Therefore, morning trading in Asia will primarily respond to the Chinese data and external factors, and Asian markets in general will remain cautious.
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Russia: The Russian market is experiencing a macroeconomic pause, as neither Rosstat nor the Central Bank of Russia will release new reports on 10th November. Following the recent extraordinary decision by the Central Bank of Russia to lower the key interest rate to 16.5% (made against a backdrop of slight inflation deceleration), no new statements from the regulator are expected. The statistics on Russian inflation for October will be released later in the week (preliminarily on 14th November), so Monday will pass without new macroeconomic figures. Investors on the Moscow Exchange will look to the external backdrop and commodity price dynamics. Domestic stock indices will begin the day in a wait-and-see mode, reacting to the situation on global markets.
Thus, 10th November will be marked by macro-level calm. This provides markets with an opportunity to digest previously published data and focus on corporate news. The key theme of the day will be corporate reporting, as macroeconomic events take a pause.
Corporate Reports: What Investors Should Pay Attention To
The main newsmaker for Monday will be companies releasing quarterly results. Although the main wave of quarterly company reporting is nearing its end, a number of releases are scheduled for 10th November from large public corporations, as well as from mid-sized companies, including several high-tech startups. Investors will be interested not just in the raw profit and revenue figures, but also in management comments—financial markets will be looking for signals about prospects amid the changing environment (interest rate hikes, inflationary pressure, geopolitics, etc.). Below are the key corporate reports for Monday, structured by the timing of their publication:
Before Market Opens (pre-market, prior to the US trading session)
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Barrick Gold (NYSE: B) – one of the largest gold producers in the world will present its Q3 results before the market opens (the press release is expected around 6:00 AM ET). Investors will focus on gold and copper production figures, cost of production, and profits: forecasts suggest that Barrick’s net profit could double compared to last year amid favourable prices for precious metals. Management comments regarding the new CEO, as the company experiences leadership changes, will also be in focus. Any updates on dividends or stock buyback programmes will attract attention. Sector: Commodities (gold and copper mining).
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Pagaya Technologies (NASDAQ: PGY) – an Israeli-American fintech startup specialising in AI platforms for credit scoring and financing will report before trading starts. Analysts expect revenue of approximately $339 million for the quarter and a solid profit of around $0.17 per share, indicating an improvement in financial metrics. Key metrics for investors include the volume of processed loan applications, growth rates of the partner network with banks and lenders, and management's comments on loan portfolio quality amid changing interest rates. Sector: Financial Technology (fintech).
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Instacart (NASDAQ: CART) – a recently public online grocery delivery company (legally known as Maplebear Inc.) will publish results before the market opens, with a conference call scheduled for 8:00 AM ET. The company’s report will interest many: a revenue growth of approximately +10% YoY is expected, to $930–940 million. Analysts anticipate a strong report with positive net profit (Adj. EPS of about $0.75–0.80). This will be Instacart’s second full quarterly report following its IPO, and investors are interested to see if the growth in user base and orders continues amid a slowdown in e-commerce. A particular emphasis will be on comments regarding competition (DoorDash, Amazon) and the development of the Carrot Ads advertising business, as well as company forecasts for demand during the holiday season. Sector: Technology/Consumer (online retail, delivery).
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monday.com (NASDAQ: MNDY) – a developer of cloud software for project and workflow management (SaaS platform) will present its financial results before the session opens; a conference call is slated for 8:30 AM ET. Investors should expect strong revenue growth due to an expanding client base (more than 250,000 organisations use monday.com products). The company already reached profitability earlier, so markets will closely monitor its profitability indicators: further growth of operating margin and adjusted profit may be possible. Key data will include an increase in the number of large corporate clients, subscription revenue growth rates, and management comments on the implementation of AI technologies in the platform. Sector: Information Technology (business software).
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Blackstone Secured Lending (NYSE: BXSL) – a private lending fund managed by investment giant Blackstone will report in the morning (a conference call is scheduled for 9:30 AM ET). This subsidiary of Blackstone invests in debt instruments of private companies, and its performance provides insight into the state of the lending market in the USA. Investors will assess net investment income, the size of the loan portfolio, and default rates. High interest rates may have positively impacted BXSL's interest income, but management's comments on borrower quality will also be critical. Sector: Finance (business development company / BDC).
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Village Farms International (NASDAQ: VFF) – an agribusiness company (greenhouse cultivation of vegetables and cannabis production) will publish quarterly results around 7:00 AM ET and hold a call with investors at 8:30 AM. The focus will be on restoring profitability in the cannabis segment in the Canadian market and the resilience of the vegetable business amid rising costs. Investors will be interested in margin metrics, sales volumes of tomatoes/cucumbers, and revenue from the subsidiary company Pure Sunfarms (cannabis segment). Sector: Agriculture/Cannabis.
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FreightCar America (NASDAQ: RAIL) – a manufacturer of freight rail cars will report before the market opens (the conference call is scheduled for 11:00 AM ET). The company is expected to show revenue growth amid increased demand for rail cars in North America. Investors will be looking at the size of the order backlog and updated forecasts for deliveries for the year. A key topic will be restoring profitability: analysts forecast a profit of around $0.15–0.20 per share, reflecting an improvement compared to losses last year. Sector: Industry (railcar manufacturing).
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Exodus Movement (NYSE American: EXOD) – the developer of the cryptocurrency wallet Exodus will publish results in the morning; a conference call is scheduled for 8:30 AM ET. The company’s report is notable as Exodus is one of the few public crypto fintech startups. Key indicators that investors will focus on include growth in the number of active wallet users, total funds on the platform, and revenues from cryptocurrency transactions/exchanges. Exodus will also disclose its cryptocurrency reserves: according to preliminary data, the company had over 2,100 BTC on its balance sheet by the end of October, which is important for estimating stability. Attention will also be on comments about plans to develop DeFi functionalities and support for new blockchains. Sector: Financial Technology (crypto infrastructure).
(The pre-market list previously included Vonage; however, Vonage Holdings is no longer traded independently after its acquisition by the Swedish Ericsson in 2022. Therefore, there is no separate report for Vonage—its metrics are integrated into Ericsson's results. Investors interested in the telecom sector can follow news from Ericsson or Vonage's progress as a subsidiary brand in cloud communications.)
After Market Closes (post-market, after 4:00 PM ET)
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Occidental Petroleum (NYSE: OXY) – a large oil and gas company included in the S&P 500 will present its report after market closes (the press release is expected around 4:05 PM ET, followed by a conference call on the next day, 11th November). Investors will need to assess how profits have decreased amid relatively lower oil and gas prices in Q3. Industry forecasts indicate a nearly 50% YoY drop in OXY's EPS (expected at ~$0.50 per share) with revenues around $6.5–7 billion. Key points from the report will include oil and gas production volumes (whether Occidental managed to increase output or offset price declines), free cash flow levels, and capital allocation plans. Investors will pay particular attention to the share buyback programme and comments on collaboration with Berkshire Hathaway (which holds a significant stake in Occidental). Another theme will be Occidental's carbon capture initiatives (DAC)—whether there are updates on large facility constructions or partnerships, as the company positions itself as a leader in this area. Sector: Energy (oil production).
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Plug Power (NASDAQ: PLUG) – a leader in hydrogen energy will report after the market closes (conference call at 4:30 PM ET). The company's results attract attention as investors look for signs of financial improvement amid growing demand for hydrogen solutions and simultaneously strong margin pressure. Analysts forecast a quarterly loss of about -$0.13 per share with solid revenue growth (~+50% YoY). Key metrics include sales volumes of hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzers, gross margin levels (Plug is working to reduce costs), as well as new orders and projects (e.g., contracts for building hydrogen plants). Investors will also monitor management's comments on prospects for achieving profitability by 2024–2025. Sector: Renewable Energy (fuel cells, hydrogen).
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CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) – a rapidly growing cloud provider of computing power for AI and graphics, recently listed, will present its financial results after the market closes (call scheduled for 5:00 PM ET). CoreWeave has become one of the highlights of the year: due to frantic demand for GPU clouds for artificial intelligence, the company's market capitalization has surged to ~$50 billion. Investors expect impressive revenue growth (consensus is around $1.3 billion for the quarter) along with a loss (~$0.40 per share forecasted). The main question is whether CoreWeave can maintain growth rates and expand its infrastructure amid a sharp shortage of NVIDIA chips. Important data in the report will include data on data centre utilisation, new contracts with major clients (e.g., deals with AI and cloud software companies), and capital expenditures for capacity expansion. Management comments regarding plans for expansion and competition (e.g., with traditional cloud giants AWS, Google Cloud) will also influence investor perception. Sector: Information Technology (cloud computing, AI infrastructure).
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AST SpaceMobile (NASDAQ: ASTS) – a Texas-based space company building the first satellite system for direct smartphone-to-satellite communication will report after market closes (call tentatively at 5:00 PM ET). AST SpaceMobile's shares have shown extraordinary growth in 2025, increasing by hundreds of percent amid successful communication tests and expectations of launching commercial service. The Q3 report will reveal how far the company has progressed: investors are waiting for updates on launching new BlueBird satellites and partnerships with mobile operators. Financial metrics are less critical (revenue is minimal, another operational loss of approximately -$0.18 per share is expected); however, investors will closely watch cash burn rates and the adequacy of funding before starting commercial operations. If ASTS manages to confirm its network deployment schedule for 2024, this could bolster the positive sentiment in financial markets surrounding the space sector. Sector: Telecommunications/Aerospace.
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Rocket Lab USA (NASDAQ: RKLB) – a Californian company specialising in launching small rockets and manufacturing satellite components will present its report after market closes. Analysts forecast revenue growth of about +40–45% YoY to ~$150 million, driven by an increase in Electron rocket launches and revenues from recently acquired space divisions. However, markets will also scrutinise expenses: Rocket Lab is actively investing in developing a larger Neutron rocket, which is likely to dampen profitability—net losses are expected in the quarter. Key points include the number of successful launches in the quarter, updates on the Neutron programme (development milestones, timelines for the first launch), and any new contracts (especially from government or mega-constellation satellite parties). Investors will also be interested in comments about recent incidents (in September, Rocket Lab had to suspend flights after a failed launch—it's important to learn whether the issues have been resolved and when launches will resume). Sector: Aerospace (commercial space launches).
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Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ: RGTI) – a startup in the field of quantum computing will report post-market on 10th November, with a detailed analysis of results to follow on the morning of the 11th. Rigetti is one of the few public quantum companies, and this year its shares have more than doubled, reflecting market enthusiasm around quantum technologies. However, financial figures remain modest: expected revenue is only about $2.4 million for the quarter with a loss of around -$0.05 per share. Investors care less about the current profit and loss statement and more about technological progress: the company may report achievements in increasing the qubit count of its quantum processors, new pilot projects with industrial clients, or government research contracts. Additionally, markets will evaluate the level of cash balance—is there sufficient funding for further R&D, or will there be a need for capital raising? Sector: Information Technology (quantum computing).
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BigBear.ai (NYSE: BBAI) – a developer of AI and machine learning solutions for the defence sector and businesses will report post-market. BigBear.ai's shares have been volatile in 2025, and investors await confirmation of business resilience. Analysts' forecasts indicate a quarterly loss (around -$0.05 per share) with revenue growth of ~16% YoY. The key focus will be information on new contracts with US government entities (the company actively collaborates with the Pentagon and intelligence agencies) and the progress of commercial products in cybersecurity and logistics. Management is likely to update investors on plans for cost reduction and achieving profitability. Sector: Information Technology/Defence (artificial intelligence, data analytics).
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TeraWulf (NASDAQ: WULF) – a bitcoin mining company focused on environmentally friendly energy will present its results after market closes (conference call scheduled for 4:30 PM ET). The company is expected to confirm a sharp increase in revenue: preliminarily, TeraWulf has already announced that Q3 revenue will amount to $48–52 million, approximately 85% higher than last year. However, like many miners, the firm will likely remain slightly in the red (consensus suggests a loss of about -$0.04…-$0.05 per share). Investors should pay attention to figures such as the amount of BTC mined in the quarter, the cost of Bitcoin production (especially considering the company’s strategy to rely on cheap energy from nuclear and hydro sources), as well as updates on business diversification plans. Notably, TeraWulf, in addition to mining, is exploring ways to monetize its computing power in related areas—this includes providing resources for cloud computing or AI (as hinted in previous press releases). Any such initiatives could be positively viewed by the market. Sector: Information Technology/Cryptocurrency (crypto mining, data centres).
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Microvast (NASDAQ: MVST) – a manufacturer of battery systems for commercial transport will report after market closes. Investors in the electric vehicle sector are keen to see Microvast's results, as the company operates a global business (USA, Europe, China) supplying batteries for buses, trucks, and special equipment. A significant revenue increase is expected due to new contracts (possible +30–40% YoY), though the company is likely still unprofitable (loss of around -$0.04 per share). Key report factors include the size of orders and backlogs from automakers, progress in building new plants (for example, there were plans for localisation in India and the USA). Management's comments on the impact of raw material prices (lithium, nickel) on margins and prospects for obtaining government grants/subsidies (in the USA—via infrastructure and “green” laws) will also be essential. Sector: Industry/Technology (batteries for electric transport).
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Harrow Health (NASDAQ: HROW) – a pharmaceutical company specialising in ophthalmic medications and eye surgery services will publish results after market closes (the conference call is scheduled for Tuesday morning). The Harrow report draws attention as the company shows rapid growth: the revenue forecast for 2025 has been raised to $280 million (from $200 million in 2024), and for Q3, analysts expect sustainable profit (around $0.25–0.30 per share, while last year the profit was minimal). What accounts for such success? Harrow is actively expanding its range of treatments for eye diseases by acquiring rights for already approved drugs from major pharmaceutical companies. Investors will monitor sales dynamics of key products (e.g., medications for treating glaucoma, dry eye) and the progress of integrating recently acquired businesses. Margin metrics and cash flow figures are also important, given growing profits—the company may discuss reinvestment plans or shareholder payments. Sector: Healthcare (pharmaceuticals, ophthalmology).
In addition to those listed, no other significant public companies from Europe and Asia are expected to report on this day. In European companies (forming part of the Euro Stoxx 50), the quarterly reporting season is predominantly finished, so no major releases are scheduled on European exchanges for 10th November. Similarly, leading Asian markets (companies in the Nikkei 225 in Japan, blue chips from China, etc.) will not publish reports on this Monday. Regarding the Russian corporate sector, the main issuers on the Russian market have already disclosed financial results for nine months in the previous weeks; Monday will pass without new reports from companies listed on the Moscow Exchange. Thus, the global information landscape is focused on the American corporations and partially on global companies mentioned above.
Summary for Investors: Monday starts with a macro pause and a flurry of corporate news. Investors should primarily focus on corporate reports, which will become the main source of drivers for financial markets on this day. From the results of technology companies (reports from AI, cloud, fintech sectors) to metrics from traditional sectors (energy, industry, mining), the market will receive rich material for reassessing prospects. In the absence of new macroeconomic signals, the indices' and stocks' reactions will be shaped precisely by individual issuers' successes or failures. By the end of the day, investors will gain a fuller picture of the corporate sector's health as of early November. This will allow them to adjust strategies and prepare for the major events of the week—set to unfold right after Monday (one of the key ones being the release of inflation data in the USA in the middle of the week). Overall, 10th November can be regarded as a preparatory day: markets will digest corporate reports, lay the groundwork for the further movement of stock indices, and the relatively calm macro backdrop will allow a focus on individual stories. Investors should carefully examine the results and forecasts of companies—as the signals of future growth or risks in financial markets lie therein.
