The market enters the new trading week amid delays in key macroeconomic data caused by the U.S. government shutdown. As a result, investor attention shifts to corporate earnings that may set the tone for trading in the coming days. An additional factor is the Veterans Day holiday: on Tuesday, the bond market, banks, and government offices will be closed, while the stock market will remain open.

Reports from Walt Disney, CoreWeave, Sony, and Cisco are expected and could reflect the state of the technology and media sectors. CoreWeave, which gained attention after partnerships with Nvidia and Meta, will report on Monday. Walt Disney’s report on Thursday is expected to attract notable interest, given the launch of the new ESPN app and plans to expand the company’s sports segment.

Among other key events is the report from Applied Materials, which remains under pressure due to restrictions on equipment exports to China. At the same time, investors will watch the small business sentiment index and the federal budget report, reflecting tariff revenue dynamics. However, inflation and retail sales data may be delayed.

Additional attention is drawn to AMD’s scheduled presentation on Tuesday, during which CEO Lisa Su will outline the company’s updated AI development strategy. This event could influence sentiment in the technology sector and trigger increased volatility in the middle of the week.