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Devon Energy’s $2.6 billion shale deal puts stock to the test before Tuesday

Devon Energy’s $2.6 billion shale deal puts stock to the test before Tuesday

Devon Energy heads into the long U.S. market weekend after a week that saw shares slump, despite a modest gain Friday. Investors weighed the company’s $2.6 billion deal for more Delaware Basin acreage. Devon finished Friday at $47.22, up 0.23% on the session, but off roughly 4.6% from last week’s close. Timing is important here. U.S. markets are closed over the weekend and the New York Stock Exchange will not reopen until Tuesday, with Monday’s session shut for Memorial Day. That will be the first chance for investors to react in full to the lease-sale news.
23 May 2026
Devon Energy Jumps on Friday, Faces Investors’ Next Move Monday

Devon Energy Jumps on Friday, Faces Investors’ Next Move Monday

Devon Energy Corp. shares finished up 4.76% at $49.49 on Friday, leading most U.S. oil names as crude moved higher and markets looked to the company’s completed Coterra Energy deal. For the week, Devon is up about 8.5% from its May 8 close at $45.61. The stock heads into Monday with a firmer tone. Weekend wrap: U.S. equity trading was closed Saturday. The New York Stock Exchange’s regular hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern on trading days. The next NYSE holiday in 2026 is Memorial Day, May 25. Monday, May 18, is scheduled for the next regular price test.
Devon Energy Shares Climb After $8 Billion Buyback

Devon Energy Shares Climb After $8 Billion Buyback

Devon Energy shares jumped Friday. Oil prices moved higher, and investors took another look at the bigger shale company after its Coterra Energy deal. The integration is just a week old, but the market is already watching for cash returns. Devon Energy shares finished at $49.49, climbing $2.25, or 4.76%. About 16.5 million shares changed hands. The stock is still under the 52-week high of $52.71, according to the company’s investor page.
Coterra Energy Stock Just Vanished From the NYSE. Devon’s Deal Is Now Fueling a Shale M&A Wave

Coterra Energy Stock Just Vanished From the NYSE. Devon’s Deal Is Now Fueling a Shale M&A Wave

Coterra Energy Inc. has exited the NYSE as a standalone after shareholders approved its sale to Devon Energy. That merger now stands as the centerpiece of what’s become the busiest quarter for upstream U.S. oil-and-gas M&A in two years. Upstream refers to finding and extracting crude and gas ahead of any refining or shipping. The first quarter saw U.S. upstream deals hit $38 billion, analytics group Enverus reported, with the Devon-Coterra tie-up—a $25 billion transaction—leading the way. “Temporary holding pattern,” is how Andrew Dittmar, principal analyst at Enverus Intelligence Research, described the market following oil price swings. But he’s looking for an “M&A rebound” next.
Coterra Energy Stock Is Gone. Devon’s $58 Billion Shale Deal Now Faces Its First Test

Coterra Energy Stock Is Gone. Devon’s $58 Billion Shale Deal Now Faces Its First Test

Coterra Energy Inc. moved closer to vanishing from public view, filing post-effective amendments with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on May 11 to wipe out unsold or unissued securities tied to legacy registration statements after the company’s all-stock merger with Devon Energy Corp. wrapped up. By deregistering, Coterra is scrubbing from the SEC’s rolls any securities it doesn’t plan to issue. This comes into play now since Coterra isn’t trading on its own anymore. The company’s common stock halted trading ahead of the market open on May 7. According to a filing, holders of Coterra shares instead got 0.70 share of Devon common stock per share, plus cash in lieu of fractions.
Coterra Energy Stock Vanishes From NYSE After Devon Deal — What Investors Get Now

Coterra Energy Stock Vanishes From NYSE After Devon Deal — What Investors Get Now

Coterra Energy Inc. has effectively left the public market after Devon Energy completed its all-stock merger with the Houston-based shale producer, creating a larger U.S. oil and gas company that will keep the Devon name and trade under “DVN.” The combined company is now headquartered in Houston, with a major presence remaining in Oklahoma City. The immediate issue for Coterra investors is simple: CTRA is gone from the board. A Coterra filing showed its common stock stopped trading before the market opened on May 7, after the company asked the NYSE to delist the shares and the exchange filed a Form 25 removal notice.
EQT stock pops as natural gas surges on Arctic blast; what traders watch next

EQT stock pops as natural gas surges on Arctic blast; what traders watch next

New York, Jan 21, 2026, 14:47 EST — Regular session. EQT Corp shares jumped 6.2% to $54.66 in afternoon trading Wednesday, following a strong rally in U.S. natural gas prices. Range Resources climbed roughly 4%, Devon Energy gained nearly 4%, and Coterra Energy added about 2%. The U.S. Natural Gas Fund surged close to 10%, while the SPDR S&P 500 ETF rose around 1%.
Natural gas price surges again as Arctic blast looms, lifting UNG and U.S. producers

Natural gas price surges again as Arctic blast looms, lifting UNG and U.S. producers

NEW YORK, Jan 21, 2026, 10:40 EST — Regular session U.S. natural gas futures surged once more Wednesday, with the front-month Henry Hub contract climbing about 23% to around $4.80 per million British thermal units, after hitting a session peak near $4.98. That marked a gain of roughly 87 cents from Tuesday’s close at $3.907.
Devon Energy (DVN) Stock Jumps as Oil Prices Rebound: Today’s News, Analyst Forecasts, and Devon’s 2026 Outlook (Dec. 18, 2025)

Devon Energy (DVN) Stock Jumps as Oil Prices Rebound: Today’s News, Analyst Forecasts, and Devon’s 2026 Outlook (Dec. 18, 2025)

Devon Energy Corporation is back in the spotlight on Dec. 18, 2025, after a sharp rebound in the prior session put the U.S. shale producer among the day’s notable energy movers. DVN ended the session at $36.95, up 5.3%, after trading between $35.61 and $37.04. Trading volume topped 10.5 million shares, and the stock remains within striking distance of its $38.88 52-week high. investors.devonenergy.com The rally isn’t happening in a vacuum. A fast-moving geopolitical headline has pushed crude prices higher, lifting the entire oil-and-gas complex—while Devon’s own updated production/capital outlook and ongoing shareholder-return program continue to anchor the longer-term DVN narrative.
Devon Energy (DVN) Stock Outlook December 2025: Latest News, Dividend and 2026 Forecasts

Devon Energy (DVN) Stock Outlook December 2025: Latest News, Dividend and 2026 Forecasts

Devon Energy Corporation heads into December 2025 back in Wall Street’s good graces. As of the close on December 5, Devon shares traded at $37.47, about 3.6% below their 52‑week high of $38.88 and well above the 52‑week low of $25.89. devonenergy.com+2investors.devonenergy.com+2 Recent performance has been strong: over the last three months the stock is up 7.8%, outpacing the Dow Jones Industrial Average’s 5.6% gain, and year‑to‑date DVN is up 14.5% versus the Dow’s 12.7%. Barchart.com That rebound has been driven by a powerful third‑quarter earnings beat, a clear 2026 spending plan, and continued shareholder payouts via dividends and buybacks. Below is a detailed look at the latest news, forecasts and analysis on Devon Energy stock as of December 7, 2025, aimed at readers following DVN on Google News and Discover. This article is for information only and is not investment advice.
Devon Energy Corp (DVN) Stock on December 6, 2025: Earnings Beat, Analyst Upgrades and 2026 Outlook

Devon Energy Corp (DVN) Stock on December 6, 2025: Earnings Beat, Analyst Upgrades and 2026 Outlook

Published: December 6, 2025 – For informational purposes only, not investment advice. Devon Energy Corp heads into the weekend trading at about $37.47 per share after Friday’s close, down 0.64% on the day but up strongly over recent weeks. Over the last month, the stock has gained roughly 15–16%, and it’s up about 7% over the past year, sitting just below a 52‑week high near $38.88 and well above the 52‑week low around $25.89.ChartMill+1
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