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Trump’s Venezuela Oil Move Sends Chevron, Refiners Jumping as Crude Holds Steady

Trump’s Venezuela Oil Move Sends Chevron, Refiners Jumping as Crude Holds Steady

U.S. energy shares surged in pre-market trading on Monday after President Donald Trump pledged to unlock Venezuela’s oil reserves following the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Chevron was up about 7%, while Exxon Mobil and Halliburton also climbed. The Guardian Oil prices, however, barely moved as traders focused on what changes now versus what might take years. Brent crude futures were up 37 cents to $61.12 a barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate gained 41 cents to $57.73, with the U.S. embargo on Venezuelan oil still in place and OPEC+ holding its output policy steady. Reuters
Chevron stock jumps as Trump targets Venezuela oil; refiners, drillers gain before the bell

Chevron stock jumps as Trump targets Venezuela oil; refiners, drillers gain before the bell

New York, Jan 5, 2026, 09:23 EST — Premarket Chevron shares rose in premarket trading on Monday as U.S. energy stocks reacted to President Donald Trump’s latest comments on Venezuela, raising expectations that American companies could gain access to the country’s vast crude reserves.
SLB stock jumps nearly 5% as 2026 opens — OPEC+ meeting and earnings in focus

SLB stock jumps nearly 5% as 2026 opens — OPEC+ meeting and earnings in focus

NEW YORK, January 3, 2026, 03:56 ET — Market closed SLB N.V. shares rose 4.74% to $40.20 on Friday, outpacing the broader market in the first U.S. session of 2026. The stock traded between $38.07 and $40.44 and last changed hands at $40.23 in after-hours trading. Analysts tracked by Stock Analysis rate SLB a “strong buy” with a $50.96 price target, and the company is scheduled to report results on Jan. 23. StockAnalysis
Energy Stocks Slide Today as Oil Drops Below $60: Exxon, Chevron, Refiners and Oil Services Sink (Dec. 16, 2025 — 1:45 p.m. ET Update)

Energy Stocks Slide Today as Oil Drops Below $60: Exxon, Chevron, Refiners and Oil Services Sink (Dec. 16, 2025 — 1:45 p.m. ET Update)

NEW YORK — December 16, 2025: U.S. energy stocks are under pressure in Tuesday’s session as crude oil breaks to fresh multi-year lows, dragging down the sector’s biggest names—integrated majors, shale producers, and oilfield services—while refiners also slump as fuel prices weaken. Oil’s move is the story: traders are pricing in a higher chance of a Russia–Ukraine peace process that could ultimately loosen constraints on Russian supply, while soft China data revives demand worries. Reuters+1
Halliburton’s Big Comeback? Why Experts Say Oil Services Are ‘Down But Not Out’ in 2025

Halliburton’s Big Comeback? Why Experts Say Oil Services Are ‘Down But Not Out’ in 2025

Halliburton, one of the world’s top oilfield services companies, has faced a challenging environment in 2025. U.S. shale producers cut back on drilling budgets as oil prices slipped, and international projects largely stalled. This downturn hit Halliburton’s North America-centric business hard – the company even slashed its 2025–26 earnings forecasts by up to 25% earlier in the year amid the shale slowdowngurufocus.com. Industry-wide, rig counts fell and profit margins tightened, prompting talk of an extended slump for oilfield service providers. However, recent analysis suggests the worst may be over. In a new report, analysts at Rothschild & Co Redburn contend that the sector is near an earnings trough, not a dead-endinvesting.com. They point to several signs of a coming rebound. Global oil demand remains on an upward trajectory, and the natural decline rates of existing oil fields are accelerating – meaning producers will soon need to invest in new wells just to maintain outputinvesting.com. At the same time, national oil companies are expanding capacity, which should kickstart a new upstream investment cycle in the next couple of yearsinvesting.com. Rothschild’s team expects worldwide upstream spending to start rising again by 2027, at roughly 3% annual growth through 2030investing.com. After nearly ten
Halliburton Stock Rockets on Q3 Earnings – Oil Sector Trends & Analyst Outlook

Halliburton Stock Rockets on Q3 Earnings – Oil Sector Trends & Analyst Outlook

Halliburton’s October 21 Q3 earnings release blew past analyst forecasts, reinvigorating the stock. The oilfield services firm earned just $0.02 per share but $0.58/share adjusted, beating the $0.50 consensusmarketbeat.com. Third-quarter revenue was $5.60 billion, slightly above Wall Street’s $5.39B estimatemarketbeat.com. CEO Jeff Miller underscored the quarter’s achievements: “We delivered total company revenue of $5.6 billion and adjusted operating margin of 13%. We also took steps that will deliver estimated savings of $100 million per quarter, reset our 2026 capital budget and idled equipment that no longer meets our return expectations,” he saidmarketscreener.com. These cost-cutting and efficiency measures were a major theme – the company has $400M in annual savings planned from streamlining. The strong results were driven by steadier North American oilfield activity and equipment sales. Halliburton noted robust completion tool sales and well stimulation in the U.S. and Canada, which offset weak drilling in parts of the Middle East/Asiareuters.commarketscreener.com. Still, management said its differentiated technology offerings are winning new work overseashalliburton.comegyptoil-gas.com.

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  • Ford (F) Slips as Recalls Weigh on Stock, Quality Scores Up
    June 29, 2026, 5:54 PM EDT. Ford Motor Company shares slipped 0.7% to $14.02, lagging behind the S&P 500's 1.7% jump and a 2.4% rise in Consumer Discretionary stocks. The automaker's J.D. Power initial-quality score improved 21% to 152 problems per 100 vehicles, leading mass-market brands, but investors saw little lift with 51 recalls so far this year. The average analyst price target is at $14.78, around 5% above where the stock now trades, with most analysts stuck at Hold. The split reaction signals many doubt recent quality gains are enough to outweigh recall issues.
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