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U.S. energy sector starts 2025 strong, led by rising oil prices and anticipation of business-friendly policies under Trump. Chevron the standout.
Chevron Corp. Chief Executive Officer Mike Wirth reiterated his support for Hess Corp. in its arbitration battle with Exxon Mobil Corp. over disagreements about Guyana’s massive oil field.
Trump plans to accelerate AI innovation and increase energy production by expanding deregulation and overturning Biden's offshore drilling ban.
Hess Corp. expressed confidence in prevailing in arbitration brought by Exxon Mobil Corp. over a massive oil project that’s key to the $53 billion Chevron Corp. takeover.
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Buffett has raised a staggering $325 billion in cash but has relucted to sell much of this stock to do it.
This past year has been a relatively quiet one for the oil market. It's anyone's guess what oil prices will do in 2025. Given that oil prices are tough to predict, I'm going to leave that question alone.
Hedge funds are boosting their oil positions by the fastest pace all year. Now, investors can understand some of the reasoning behind these decisions.
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U.S. supermajors Chevron and Exxon Mobil report third-quarter earnings and revenue before the market opens on Friday.
Guyana’s oil output dropped 11% in the third quarter as Exxon Mobil Corp. temporarily shut down two of its three production vessels to connect a new gas-to-shore pipeline.
Earnings season is in full swing today, with the energy sector reporting some of the biggest names and how their quarters did ahead of potential rallies.