Economic Events and Corporate Reports on Monday, February 2, 2026: Global PMIs from the US, Europe, Asia, and Russia, US Government Funding Vote, and Earnings Reports from Major Public Companies Worldwide.
USA (S&P 500 and Other Major Corporations)
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Walt Disney Co. (DIS) – The media giant (a component of the Dow Jones and S&P 500 indices) will release its financial results for Q1 of fiscal year 2026 (October–December 2025) before the market opens in the US. Investors will be watching the performance of park revenues, the Disney+ streaming service, and other key segments during the holiday quarter.
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Tyson Foods (TSN) – A leader in the food industry (meat products) will report its Q1 fiscal year 2026 results (October–December 2025) before the market opens. Analysts' consensus forecast is an earnings of approximately $1.01 per share, which is lower than the prior year's results.
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Aptiv PLC (APTV) – A supplier of automotive components (part of the S&P 500) will post its Q4 results for 2025 before trading begins. Wall Street expects an earnings of approximately $1.82 per share, slightly above last year's figures.
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IDEXX Laboratories (IDXX) – A provider of veterinary diagnostic solutions (S&P 500) will present its Q4 2025 report before the market opens. Earnings are projected to rise to approximately $2.93 per share, reflecting an 11.8% year-over-year increase.
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Revvity, Inc. (RVTY) – A mid-cap biotechnology company will report its Q4 2025 results before the session begins, expecting earnings growth of about 12% year-over-year.
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Other reports before market open: Quarterly results are also expected from Hess Midstream (energy), Alliance Resource Partners (coal company), NAPCO Security, and others before trading begins. These companies are smaller but contribute to the overall picture of the day.
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Palantir Technologies (PLTR) – A well-known developer of big data platforms will report its Q4 2025 results after the main US session concludes. The market is awaiting details on revenue growth in the defense sector and commercial segment, as well as management forecasts for 2026.
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NXP Semiconductors (NXPI) – A leading chip manufacturer (automotive electronics, etc.) will publish its Q4 2025 financial results after the market closes. NXPI's report will serve as an indicator of the semiconductor sector's health, particularly demand from the automotive industry.
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Simon Property Group (SPG) – The largest retail REIT (S&P 500) will present its report for Q4 2025 presumably after trading closes (it is not expected to release its report earlier that day). Investors will assess trends in retail real estate during the holiday season.
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Teradyne, Inc. (TER) – A supplier of equipment for chip testing (S&P 500) will release its Q4 2025 results following the market session's conclusion. This report will provide additional insight into demand dynamics within the semiconductor industry.
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Woodward, Inc. (WWD) – A manufacturer of control systems for aerospace and energy sectors will report its Q1 2026 results after the market closes. The expected earnings are approximately $1.66 per share, reflecting the industrial sector's status.
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Other companies after the market close: In addition to those mentioned, several mid-cap companies in technology and biotech sectors will release their reports on Monday evening, which may influence sentiment in the respective industries. For example, Rambus (semiconductor IP), Healthpeak Properties (real estate), and others are also scheduled to report, although their impact on the broader market is limited.
Europe (Euro Stoxx 50 and Others)
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Intesa Sanpaolo (ISP) – The largest bank in Italy (part of the Euro Stoxx 50) will hold a presentation on February 2 for its 2025 financial results and strategic plan. The publication of annual profits and key metrics is anticipated to set the tone for the European banking sector. (The Board of Directors approved the consolidated results for 2025 on the previous day, February 1.) The report is likely to be released before the European markets open on Monday.
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BT Group (BT) – The British telecom operator will present its financial results for Q3 of fiscal year 2025/26 (October–December) on February 2. Investors will evaluate trends in revenue from telecommunications and broadband services amid competitive pressures. (Note: BT is not part of the Euro Stoxx 50, but it is a significant public company in Europe.)
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Other reports in Europe: Overall, there are few major European reports on Monday; the main wave of annual reports in Europe begins later in February. Therefore, European markets are likely to focus more on external factors and statistics rather than corporate drivers on this day. Exceptions are specific financial institutions: alongside Intesa, quarterly results may also be released by Julius Baer (Swiss private banking) and Akbank (major Turkish bank) – however, their impact is confined to regional markets.
Asia (Nikkei 225 and Other Major Asian Markets)
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Mizuho Financial Group (MFG) – One of Japan's three megabanks (Nikkei 225) will announce its financial results for Q3 of fiscal year 2025 (October–December) on February 2. This is an interim report (Japan's fiscal year ends on March 31), thus the focus will be on the dynamics of interest income and the loan portfolio for the quarter.
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Murata Manufacturing (6981.T) – A major producer of electronics and components (Nikkei 225) will publish its Q3 FY2025 results on this day (announced for February 2, 14:00 Tokyo time). Data on demand for electronic components for smartphones and automobiles is expected from Murata, serving as a leading indicator for the global electronics market.
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TDK Corp. (6762.T) – Another leading Japanese manufacturer of electronic components (Nikkei 225) is scheduled to release its Q3 fiscal results on February 2. TDK's report will reveal trends in energy storage, sensors, and other electronics segments; it attracts attention from investors as a barometer of the state of Japan's tech sector.
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East Japan Railway & Central Japan Railway – Japan's largest railway operators (JR East – code 9020.T, JR Central – 9022.T, part of Nikkei 225) traditionally publish their Q3 fiscal reports in the first days of February. On February 2, JR East and JR Central are expected to present results for October–December 2025, reflecting the recovery in passenger traffic and transportation revenues. Forecasts indicate continuing recovery post-pandemic, and investors are monitoring the operating profits of these companies.
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Other Asian companies: Several large companies from other Asian markets will release their reports on Monday. Notably, Bank Rakyat Indonesia and Bank Mandiri – Indonesia's two largest financial groups – will publish their financial results, offering insights into the dynamics of emerging markets in Southeast Asia. Additionally, several South Korean companies are expected to report; for instance, Kyocera (Japan/ADR) and Nidec (Japan/ADR) are included in the day’s calendar, while in South Korea, the full-year reporting season for 2025 concludes at the start of February (some results, such as POSCO, were released on January 29). Overall, February 2 will underscore Japanese corporations — the majority of reports from other Asian giants (China, India) are scheduled for later dates.
Russia (MOEX Index)
On February 2, 2026, no financial reports from the largest public companies in Russia are expected; the annual reporting season for 2025 here will commence only closer to the end of February and into March. On Monday, participants in the Russian market will primarily focus on external signals. There are no significant corporate drivers from the RF on this day.
(Note: The only notable event of the day might be the release of operational results for 2025 by the Astra Group — a Russian IT holding developing its own software and operating systems. However, this company does not yet rank among the largest issuers in the MOEX index.)
On February 2, 2026, investors will see reports from several large US companies (Disney, Palantir, and others), setting the tone for the beginning of the week on Wall Street. In Europe, the day is relatively calm, with the key report coming from the Italian Intesa Sanpaolo. In Asia, the primary focus is on Japanese corporations (banks, electronics, transportation), while in China and other Asia-Pacific countries, there are no major releases. In Russia, no corporate reports are expected, so the external environment (including OPEC+ results and geopolitics) will dominate in determining market sentiments.
