US Midterms and Tech Earnings Set for Busy Week

Financial markets face a pivotal week featuring the US midterm elections, major technology earnings, and key jobs data. Central banks globally are also set to announce upcoming policy decisions amid rising inflation concerns.

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US Senator Jon Ossoff (D-GA) speaks as he meets local union members for a canvass launch ahead of the midterm elections in Atlanta, Georgia, US, October 26, 2026. REUTERS/Edgar Su

United States midterm elections, non-farm payrolls, and tech earnings will collide in an action-packed week testing investor sentiment. Markets face a pivotal political shift alongside fresh clues on the world's largest economy. Traders are weighing shifting political power in Washington against fading momentum in the artificial intelligence sector.