Earnings Scoreboard: 100% of S&P 500 early reporters beat EPS estimates as Y/Y growth hits 26 firms

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Earnings Scoreboard: 100% of S&P 500 early reporters beat EPS estimates as Y/Y growth hits 26 firms

Jul 18, 2026, 9:30 AM ETBank of America Corporation (BAC) Stock, JPM Stock, JPM:CA Stock, C Stock, WFC Stock, GS Stock, GS:CA Stock, MS Stock, MS:CA Stock, BLK Stock, BLK:CA Stock, JNJ Stock, JNJ:CA Stock, UAL Stock, ABT Stock, ABT:CA Stock, GE Stock, GE:CA Stock, NFLX Stock, NFLX:CA StockGOOG, SCHW, T, GM, INTC, MMM, LMT, DPZ, HON, BX, NOW, GOOGL, RTX, GOOG:CABy : Meghavi Singh, SA News Editor

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S&P 500 earnings moved into high gear this week, with 31 companies across the financial, healthcare, industrial, and staples sectors providing a vital barometer for the U.S. economy. The results signaled broad-based strength, particularly in investment banking and AI-driven technology infrastructure, where early reporters set a high bar

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Broad-based strength was seen with all 31 companies beating EPS estimates and 26 out of 31 posting year-over-year earnings growth. Revenue beats were also widespread, most notably in investment banking and AI-driven infrastructure sectors.

Bank of America, JPMorgan, and Goldman Sachs all beat earnings and revenue estimates; BAC and GS shares rose on strong results, JPM shares fell on raised expense forecasts despite strong EPS and revenue beats.

Major attention will be on Domino's Pizza, 3M, Charles Schwab, General Motors, Intel, RTX, Alphabet, Blackstone, ServiceNow, Honeywell, Lockheed Martin, and AT&T, spanning key financial, industrial, technology, and defense sectors.

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