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Trade the US earnings season

The Q1 2026 earnings season can move markets fast. Track upcoming earnings, plan your watchlist, and trade US share CFDs with tools built for active traders.

Most watched this season

Apple • Microsoft • Alphabet • Amazon • Nvidia • Meta • Tesla

Trade the US earnings season with GO Markets

The US earnings season brings a wave of earnings updates from major listed US companies. Results, guidance, and market expectations can shift quickly, driving volatility across individual stocks, sectors, and broader indices.

Competitive pricing

Stay cost-aware when trading around fast-moving reports.

Technical analysis tools

Use charts and indicators to plan entries, exits, and risk.

Built for active trading

Trade with fast execution and a reliable platform.

Risk management controls

Use built-in tools to define downside and protect positions during volatility.

More time to act

Extended hours are available on selected US share CFDs, giving you additional trading time beyond standard market sessions.*

*Availability varies by instrument. Trading conditions may differ outside regular market hours.

Most watched this season

US earnings calendar

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News & analysis

APAC market outlook, China PMI, RBA decision, yen intervention, BOJ policy, AUD/JPY, Australia CPI, ASX outlook, Japan yen, regional markets, commodity sentiment, CFD trading risks
Forex
Market insights
What are the market drivers for APAC in June 2026?
The Asia-Pacific region enters June 2026 navigating a sharp break from traditional economic cycles. Escalating energy costs linked to the Strait of Hormuz managed access regime are colliding with China’s domestic policy shift and Australia’s restrictive monetary stance.
GO Markets
May 26, 2026
which Asian exporters are exposed to US demand, how US tariffs affect Asian exporters, Asian export sectors most at risk, US consumer slowdown impact on Asia, semiconductor demand vs consumer goods demand, Asian textile export risk, AI hardware supply chain outlook, what to watch in Asian export stocks
AI
Psychology
Which Asian sectors are most exposed to US demand?
In the "Year of Proof" 2026, the relationship between the US consumer and the Asian producer has entered a period of sharp divergence. Following the US Supreme Court's decision to invalidate previous emergency tariffs, the transition to the Section 122 regime raised the average effective US tariff rate to 10.3%.
GO Markets
May 25, 2026
Tariffs may affect US and Asian companies in different ways. For US retailers and consumer brands, the pressure often appears through margins as import costs rise and pricing power is tested. For Asian exporters, the pressure may appear through lower order volumes if US buyers reduce demand. Textiles, apparel and basic consumer goods are generally more sensitive to US demand, while semiconductors and AI hardware may be less directly exposed to US consumers but still carry policy, capex and valuation risks.
Market insights
Trading strategies
The tariff impact: The US margin problem vs Asia’s volume problem
Tariffs do not hit every company the same way. For US retailers and consumer brands, the first pressure point is usually margin.
GO Markets
May 25, 2026
Miniature shopping cart with sale sign and climbing stick figures, consumer rush and retail promotion concept.
Glossary
Psychology
What is a crowded trade and why should traders understand it?
Every so often, a market move catches traders off guard. Not because the news was surprising, but because many traders were already positioned the same way.
GO Markets
May 24, 2026
Central Banks
Market insights
Federal Budget 2026-27: What traders should watch
Tuesday, 12 May 2026, at roughly 7:30 pm AEST, Treasurer Jim Chalmers will stand up in Canberra and deliver the 2026-27 Federal Budget. According to Budget.gov.au, that is when the Budget is officially released, with the Budget papers going live online at the same time.
GO Markets
May 10, 2026
May brings no scheduled FOMC decision, but US payrolls, CPI, PPI, retail sales and PCE could shape expectations for the June meeting. With Brent crude near US$108 and the Strait of Hormuz disruption keeping energy markets volatile, investors are watching whether inflation pressure broadens or growth slows.
Central Banks
Geopolitical events
US market drivers in May: CPI, payrolls and the oil shock
GO Markets
April 28, 2026