Updated
Updated · CNBC · Jul 27
Boeing, Coca-Cola, UPS Lead Tuesday Earnings Watch as Stocks Swing Ahead of Reports
Updated
Updated · CNBC · Jul 27

Boeing, Coca-Cola, UPS Lead Tuesday Earnings Watch as Stocks Swing Ahead of Reports

3 articles · Updated · CNBC · Jul 27

Summary

  • Boeing, Coca-Cola and UPS headline Tuesday morning earnings after notable stock moves: Boeing is down more than 8% in three months, while Coca-Cola has gained 11% and UPS 4%.
  • Ford and Visa follow after the bell, with Ford up nearly 18% over three months but still 17% below its May high, while Visa has risen 17% and recently hit a high.
  • The earnings slate lands as investors also await the May S&P/Case-Shiller 20-city home price index, expected to show a 1.3% increase versus the prior 1.14% reading.
  • Intel is also on traders' radar after Jim Cramer highlighted the stock; shares are down 35% since a June 30 high but still up nearly 150% in 2026.
  • Broader market pressure remains visible in consumer discretionary stocks, the S&P 500's worst-performing sector this month at down 6.2%, with Tesla off 26% in July as oil rises.

Insights

With discretionary stocks tumbling amid rising oil prices, are Visa's record volumes masking a hidden crisis in everyday household spending?
Ford's commercial fleet is soaring while its EV division bleeds cash; is the electric vehicle dream fading for legacy automakers?
As Boeing ramps up production and secures defense contracts, could a looming October labor dispute ground its 2026 comeback?