US markets enter the week of November 9 to 13, 2026, facing a packed calendar of inflation data, technology earnings and Federal Reserve commentary. The October Consumer Price Index arrives on Tuesday, November 10, with economists forecasting annual inflation near 3.9%. CoreWeave reports third-quarter results after Tuesday's close, with analysts expecting a loss of roughly $1.45 per share. Cisco and Applied Materials follow on Thursday after the closing bell. Producer prices, weekly jobless claims and a run of Fed speeches round out the schedule, while Nvidia reports on November 17, just after the week ends.

The week opens after a rough stretch for technology stocks. Shares fell on worries about AI spending, tighter financial conditions and the US midterm elections. Technology shares took the heaviest losses during the selloff. Investors are now looking for fresh data to guide their next moves.

Bitcoin and the wider crypto market also sold off in recent days, and traders want to see whether prices steady or keep falling. Against that backdrop, the week brings two inflation reports, three tech earnings releases and a series of Federal Reserve speeches. Here is how the calendar looks, day by day.

Inflation Reports Guide Stocks and Bitcoin

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics will publish the October Consumer Price Index on Tuesday, November 10, at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time. The index tracks what households pay for goods and services and is one of the main inflation gauges in the US, with the Federal Reserve weighing such price data when setting interest rates. Economists expect annual inflation to rise to about 3.9%, compared with 3.7% in September, based on estimates reported by the Associated Press.

Bitcoin prices have moved with shifts in interest rate expectations and dollar liquidity, and crypto traders have Tuesday's report marked on their calendars. Spot Bitcoin ETF flows are also on the watch list, with traders looking for signs of whether institutional buyers are returning after the recent selling. Ethereum and other large coins often trade alongside the same economic data, while crypto mining firms that are moving into data center work are also following AI financing news.

On Thursday, the government will release weekly jobless claims, a count of new applications for unemployment benefits that offers one of the fastest regularly updated readings on the labor market, along with existing-home sales, which track completed purchases of previously owned US homes. Several Federal Reserve officials are also scheduled to speak during the week, with investors typically watching their remarks for signals on the direction of rates ahead of the Fed's December interest rate decision.

Friday adds the October Producer Price Index at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time. The producer report measures price changes received by US producers and offers another reading on inflation after Tuesday's consumer data, capturing prices at an earlier stage of the supply chain.

Tech Earnings Build Toward Nvidia's Report

Three tech earnings reports land this week, building toward Nvidia's release. CoreWeave reports third-quarter results after the market closes on Tuesday. The company provides cloud computing power built on advanced Nvidia chips.

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Investors have been asking whether large data center investments can bring steady profits, and CoreWeave's results are one gauge of demand for AI computing. Analysts expect a loss of about $1.45 per share, according to an earnings calendar from Stock Titan. Investors will look at revenue growth, spending, debt financing and the company's outlook.

Cisco Systems and Applied Materials both report after the closing bell on Thursday. Cisco is expected to post earnings of about $1.15 per share. Investors will watch Cisco for demand for the networking equipment used in AI data centers. Applied Materials, a large maker of chip equipment, is expected to report about $4.06 per share. Its results will show how much companies are spending on advanced chip production.

Both reports arrive ahead of Nvidia, which will release its own earnings on November 17, the Tuesday after this week ends. Together with CoreWeave's numbers, the week's results span the main layers of the AI data center buildout, from cloud computing and networking equipment to chipmaking tools. Chip stocks such as AMD will also be in focus.

This article originally appeared on CoinCentral.