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  1. Cadence Design Systems, revenue growth outlook, fiscal year 202621%

  1. HSBC, banking net interest income guidance, fiscal year 2026at least $46 billion

  1. Bloom Energy, revenue outlook, fiscal year 2026$4.4 billion-$4.6 billion

  1. American Express, reported earnings per share guidance, fiscal year 2026$18.30-$18.60
  2. United Rentals, total revenue guidance, fiscal year 2026$18 billion-$18.2 billion

  1. Lockheed Martin, sales outlook, fiscal year 2026$80 billion-$82 billion
  2. Bank OZK, loan growth guidance, fiscal year 202710%-12%
  3. Meta Platforms, capital expenditure outlook including finance lease principal payments, fiscal year 2026$135 billion-$145 billion

  1. AT&T, adjusted earnings per share outlook, fiscal year 2026around $2.40
  2. Elevance Health, adjusted diluted earnings per share guidance, fiscal year 2026at least $29
  3. BOK Financial, loan growth guidance, fiscal year 2026above 10%
  4. Thermo Fisher Scientific, revenue guidance, fiscal year 2026$47.7 billion-$48.2 billion

  1. Valmont Industries, adjusted diluted earnings per share guidance, fiscal year 2026$22.75-$23.75
  2. Cleveland-Cliffs, expected adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026$715 million
  3. M&T Bank, net interest margin, third quarter of fiscal year 20263.65%
  4. M&T Bank, net interest margin, third quarter of fiscal year 20263.65%
  5. BNY Mellon, expected net interest income growth, full year 202615%
  6. Bank of America, net interest income growth, fiscal year 2027, expected8% or more

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