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Dividend week ahead: 26–30 October 2026

Published 23 October 2026, from data as of 23 October 2026

42 of the stocks and ETFs we track go ex-dividend between Monday 26 and Friday 30 October. This week our data picked up 7 dividend raises and 0 cuts. The US 10-year Treasury yields 4.96%, down 13 basis points on the week.

Longest dividend records going ex-dividend next week

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Highest yields going ex-dividend next week

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Results due next week

347 of the companies we track are expected to report. The largest, with analysts' average earnings-per-share forecast:

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Dividend changes this week

New payments our data picked up in the last seven days, compared with the previous regular payment (or the same payment a year earlier for twice-yearly payers).

10-year government bond yields

Change against the figure we had a week earlier, in basis points (0.01 percentage points).

  • United States: 4.96% (-13 bp on the week), as of Thu 22 Oct
  • Germany: 3.44% (-4 bp on the week), as of Thu 22 Oct
  • United Kingdom: 5.368% (-1 bp on the week), as of Wed 21 Oct
  • Japan: 2.914% (-3 bp on the week), as of Thu 22 Oct
  • France: 4.44% (0 bp on the week), as of Wed 30 Sept
  • Italy: 4.362% (0 bp on the week), as of Wed 30 Sept
  • Canada: 3.9% (+7 bp on the week), as of Wed 21 Oct
  • Australia: 5.277% (-4 bp on the week), as of Wed 21 Oct
  • Switzerland: 0.586% (0 bp on the week), as of Wed 30 Sept

By the numbers

  • 46 Dividend Kings (50+ years of increases), average yield 2.73%.
  • 144 companies with 25+ years of increases.
  • 1,176 dividend stocks and ETFs tracked.

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Facts from our data, not investment advice. Prices, yields and dates change; check each page before acting. See our methodology.

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