Apple, Meta, Amazon Face Mounting Tariff Pressures Amid AI Push: US Earnings Week Ahead

Apple Inc., Amazon.com Inc. And Microsoft Corp. will emphasize how companies reporting between Bluechip names reporting next week, even as consumer confidence and artificial intelligence investment needs have increased, they will encounter tariff -fuel cost increases.

Meta Platform Inc., which is the most exposed to withdrawal of an advertisement in the United States by the Great Chinese advertisers, will be tested about unusual compensation offers to attract artificial intelligence ability.

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Monday: Waste Management’s earned earnings per share, after two quarters of a quarter, the purchase of stericycle proved to be “more collective than the predicted”.

Tuesday: Procter & Gamble can detail more efficiency efforts beyond the office business cuts that he planned for in the next two years, because he has tried to initiate the next snow growth. The corrected EPS increased 1.6% against 1.6% a year ago.

Wednesday: Meta sales growth should be the slowest in two years. BI, AI -guided advertising targeting because advertising pricing gains are fixed, he said. Jefferies said that margins are under pressure by higher AI expenditures, as sampled by the latest high -profile recruitment purchases.

Thursday: Apple’s larger Chinese revenue has increased for the first time in two years. While aggressive promotions should help the product sales company there, the service segment chalks the eighth quarter of double -digit gains. Citi said the European Union antitröst movements have not yet slowed down the sales growth of the application store. Citi, AI offers ongoing delays and the US trade policy will host the demand for the rest of the year, he added.

Friday: Chevron’s competitive inventory, long -term delayed HESS Corp. After the end of the purchase, Arch said it would be strengthened in front of his rival Exxon Mobil. It can be reported that Exxon, Trinidad and Tobago coast, which is expected to publish a 14 % income drop, can be reported to interview for oil and gas.

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