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Woodside Energy Group Ltd (ASX:WDS) Share Price Today: Strike Vote, Greater Sunrise LNG Pact and 2030s Growth Story – 27 November 2025

Woodside Energy Group Ltd (ASX:WDS) Share Price Today: Strike Vote, Greater Sunrise LNG Pact and 2030s Growth Story – 27 November 2025

Woodside Energy shares slipped to A$25.12 on Thursday, down from A$25.27, as investors reacted to a strike ballot approval at the Pluto 2 LNG project. The stock remains in the middle of its recent trading range, with a market value near A$47–48 billion and a dividend yield around 6.6–7%. No new ASX disclosures were issued.
27 November 2025
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WDS Stock Today (November 26, 2025): Woodside Energy Slips as Pluto LNG Strike Risk Meets Sunrise LNG Breakthrough

WDS Stock Today (November 26, 2025): Woodside Energy Slips as Pluto LNG Strike Risk Meets Sunrise LNG Breakthrough

Woodside Energy shares fell about 0.6% to A$24.96 in Sydney after a union strike ballot was approved for the Pluto LNG 2 project, raising near-term risks. In New York, WDS ADRs closed at US$16.25, down 0.25%. The company’s market cap stands near US$30–31 billion. Investors also weighed progress on the Greater Sunrise gas fields with Timor-Leste.
26 November 2025
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Turkey’s Gas Revolution: Erdogan’s LNG Pivot Threatens Russia & Iran’s Energy Grip

Turkey’s Gas Revolution: Erdogan’s LNG Pivot Threatens Russia & Iran’s Energy Grip

Turkey has signed long-term LNG contracts worth $43 billion with U.S. suppliers as it moves to cut pipeline gas imports from Russia and Iran. Major Russian and Iranian pipeline deals expire by 2026, with Turkey expected to renew only smaller, flexible volumes. U.S. and G7 officials have pressed Ankara to curb Russian energy purchases. Turkey’s new LNG capacity allows it to meet most demand domestically or via imports.
8 October 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Stock Futures Rise as S&P 500 Nears Fourth Weekly Loss Amid Oil Price Surge
    March 19, 2026, 6:25 PM EDT. Stock futures edged higher on Thursday evening, with Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 futures both gaining 0.2%, following comments by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that eased U.S.-Iran war anxieties. Netanyahu noted Iran's diminished capacity to enrich uranium and produce ballistic missiles, suggesting the conflict may shorten. Despite the uptick, the S&P 500 is set for a fourth straight weekly decline and has fallen below its 200-day moving average, a critical technical support level. The Dow and Nasdaq approach correction territory, down 8.3% and nearly 8% from recent highs, respectively. Analysts warn that markets may be overly optimistic about the war's economic impact as oil prices remain elevated, with West Texas Intermediate futures up over 48% this month.
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