The U.S. market generally rose on Tuesday after the U.S. holiday weekend as investors tried to forget last week’s rout.

Fears of an impending recession still linger, but investors ignored that, pushing the technology and other sectors higher earlier in the week. Overall, according to Tom Barkin, head of the FRB Richmond, the Fed supports another interest rate hike of about 50-75 basis points next month. That would be in line with its 75 basis point increase last week as the central bank tries to tame inflation.

There will be more interest rate and recession discussions this week as a number of speakers from the Fed make public appearances, including Fed Chairman Jerome Powell himself, who periodically appears before Congress to talk about the state of the economy.

The reporting season is mostly over ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, which is a couple weeks away. Until then, only a handful of reports are expected. But they’ll start again in July, and investors will listen to what CEOs have to say about the second half of the year.

Target (NYSE:TGT) shares rose Tuesday when the retailer’s CEO spoke at a meeting at the Economic Club of New York and said he foresees a strong second half of the year.

Target and other retailers will compete with e-commerce giant Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) next month when it launches its annual Prime Day sale.

Here are 3 events that could impact the market on Wednesday:

1. KB HOME REPORTS.

Construction company KB Home will report its earnings on Wednesday. Analysts expect its earnings per share to be $2.04 on revenue of $1.6 billion.

2. WINNEBEGO EARNINGS

Winnebago will also report earnings. The RV maker is expected to report earnings of $2.96 per share on revenue of $1.2 billion.

3. POWELL’S SPEECH

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell will speak about the state of the economy in the Senate on Wednesday, starting at 09:30 am ET (13:30 GMT). Analysts expect him to be questioned at length about inflation, economic policy and the decision to raise the rate by 75 basis points.