Flying onto the news radar midweek will be budget carrier Easyjet (LON:EZJ) and chip designer ARM Holdings (LON:ARM).
Airline firms have attracted a fair bit of analysts' attention recently, not least down to the lower fuel price environment.
Broker Share Centre noted about the airline: “Having lowered expectations for its second-half performance in May the market will be interested to see if the company maintains that guidance in this Q3 trading update."
Investors will also, it reckons, be looking to see if recent events in Greece and Tunisia have had any significant impact on trading.
"The recommendation from the Airports Commission for a third runway at Heathrow would also present opportunities for Easyjet and any comments around that will be of interest, as will an update on fuel costs given the fall in the oil price since May."
Easyjet shares are at around 1,688p and up around 10% since the end of June.
ARM Holdings is a closely watched Footsie share and last week Investec went to 'buy' from 'hold' ahead of Wednesday's revelations, seeing it as at an attractive entry point for investors.
"The stock has underperformed the market by 12% in the last three months, and is at a c.25% discount as well as the bottom of its five-year valuation range. We foresee no material surprises at the results and expect numbers to be in line," said Julian Yates.
Key to the investment case, reckons the broker, is the group's historic licence signings for its technology, which will underpin future royalty growth..
It keeps its long term price target of 1140p on the shares, which is a healthy distance from the current price of 1,042p.
Other announcements expected:
Interim: ARM Holdings (LON:ARM), Entu UK (LON:ENTU)
Final: Great Eastern Energy (LON:GEEC), Ideagen (LON:IDEA)
Trading statement: Aberdeen Asset Management (LON:ADN), Easyjet (LON:EZJ), Fresnillo (LON:FRES), Johnson Matthey (LON:JMAT), Land Securities (LON:LAND), Sage Group (LON:SGE)
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