Carvana will join a slate of companies releasing quarterly results this week, with investors focused on used-vehicle sales volumes, financing margins and any guidance updates. Market participants will compare Carvana’s performance to retail giant Walmart and peers such as DoorDash and Palo Alto Networks to gauge consumer spending trends.

Following the Presidents Day holiday closure, key data releases include December’s Personal Consumption Expenditures inflation report, updated housing starts and home sales for November and December, Q4 GDP figures and the U.S. trade deficit. These indicators are expected to influence Fed policy expectations and broader market sentiment during the earnings period.