Financial markets are heading into a busy week dominated by Amazon, Apple, Meta and Microsoft earnings, along with the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate decision. Investors are also preparing for key economic data releases that could shape expectations for borrowing costs, growth and risk appetite.

The biggest focus may be on what results from the largest technology companies reveal about spending on artificial intelligence. With America’s AI buildout in the spotlight, traders will be looking for signs of how aggressively major firms are investing and whether those bets are supporting revenue growth and broader market confidence.

At the same time, the Fed’s rate announcement is likely to be a major driver for stocks, bonds and the dollar. Any shift in tone from policymakers on inflation, the economy or the path of interest rates could quickly influence how markets interpret the rest of the week’s corporate and economic news.

Together, the combination of big tech earnings, the Fed interest rate decision and fresh economic reports sets up a consequential stretch for Wall Street. The week could offer a clearer view of how much leadership is still coming from the largest companies and how monetary policy may affect markets in the months ahead.