Woodside Energy stock (ASX:WDS) ends higher as oil jumps — what to watch before Monday

Woodside Energy Group Ltd shares finished Friday up 2.8% at A$23.59, from a prior close of A$22.95. With the Australian market shut on Sunday, traders head into the new week watching crude first, company news second.

Meta stock ends up after nuclear power deals as WhatsApp EU rules, China review loom

Meta stock ends up after nuclear power deals as WhatsApp EU rules, China review loom

Meta Platforms announced 20-year deals to buy power from three Vistra nuclear plants and to collaborate on small modular reactors with Oklo and TerraPower. The company said the projects could deliver up to 6.6 gigawatts of nuclear energy by 2035. Executive Joel Kaplan described the move as making Meta “one of the most significant corporate purchasers of nuclear energy.” Meta's shares last closed up 1.1% at $653.06, after swinging between $642.60 and $654.94.
Denison Mines stock: Phoenix uranium project gets SaskPower grid power as permits loom

Denison Mines stock: Phoenix uranium project gets SaskPower grid power as permits loom

Denison Mines Corp reported Thursday in a U.S. filing that grid power is now hooked up at its planned Phoenix in-situ recovery uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan, thanks to a new high-voltage transmission line installed by SaskPower. Denison’s U.S.-listed shares dipped roughly 0.8% to close at $3.31 on Friday, while the Toronto-listed shares ticked up about 0.2% to finish at C$4.60.
Woodside Energy stock jumps on oil rebound — what to watch next for WDS.AX

Woodside Energy stock jumps on oil rebound — what to watch next for WDS.AX

Woodside Energy Group Ltd closed up 2.8% on Friday at A$23.59, as firmer oil prices lifted energy stocks on the Australian market. The stock traded between A$23.28 and A$23.68; on the chart it has held above about A$22.80 this month and has struggled to clear A$24 — “support” is where buying tends to show up, “resistance” is where selling often caps a rise.
Exxon Mobil (XOM) stock ticks up as filing flags up to $1.2 bln Q4 upstream hit

Exxon Mobil (XOM) stock ticks up as filing flags up to $1.2 bln Q4 upstream hit

Exxon Mobil shares rose 0.6% to $123.63 on Friday after the oil major said lower crude prices could cut fourth-quarter upstream earnings — its oil and gas production business — by about $800 million to $1.2 billion. It also said stronger refining margins, the gap between crude costs and fuel prices, could lift earnings by $300 million to $700 million, while restructuring charges may shave about $200 million. Analysts expect adjusted earnings of $1.66 per share; “many brokers, including us, have yet to mark to market,” Scotiabank analysts wrote.
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