Many of the Bay Area's biggest public companies report quarterly results from Oct. 26 to 30. The Federal Reserve also announces an interest-rate decision on Wednesday afternoon.

Why it matters: The week will show how AI spending, cloud growth and consumer spending are holding up after the Oct. 22 chip selloff. All times below are Pacific.

Monday, Oct. 26

  • Cadence Design Systems (San Jose) reports after the close, with a call at 2 p.m. Analysts expect $1.61 a share, according to the Nasdaq consensus cited by StockTitan.

Tuesday, Oct. 27

  • Visa (San Francisco) reports after the close, with a call at 2 p.m. Analysts expect $3.43 a share, up from $2.98 a year ago.
  • Robinhood (Menlo Park) reports after the close, with a call at 2 p.m. Analysts expect 55 cents a share.
  • PayPal (San Jose) is expected to report Tuesday morning, but it has not confirmed the date.

Wednesday, Oct. 28

  • The Fed's rate decision comes at 11 a.m.
  • Alphabet (Mountain View) holds its call at 1:30 p.m. Analysts expect $2.94 a share.
  • Also reporting after the close: ServiceNow (Santa Clara), KLA (Milpitas), Fortinet (Sunnyvale) and Equinix (Redwood City). eBay (San Jose) is expected but has not confirmed.

Thursday, Oct. 29

  • The first government estimate of third-quarter GDP comes out at 5:30 a.m.
  • Reporting after the close: Intel (Santa Clara; Nasdaq consensus 28 cents a share), Gilead Sciences (Foster City), Twilio (San Francisco), plus Pinterest and Reddit (both San Francisco). See our Intel preview.

Not this week

Apple (Cupertino) holds its call on Monday, Nov. 2, at 2 p.m. Meta and Tesla reported last week.

Opening Bell Daily counts 10 U.S. companies worth more than $400 billion reporting this week. Two are based in the Bay Area: Visa and Alphabet.

Sources: StockTitan's earnings calendar, which uses Nasdaq data and company notices, and Opening Bell Daily.