Shell stock forecast: What to watch for SHEL after U.S. strikes Venezuela
U.S. military strikes hit Venezuela Saturday, with President Trump announcing the capture of Nicolás Maduro. Shell’s U.S.-listed shares closed Friday up 2.7% at $75.44, as oil markets weighed geopolitical risks and oversupply concerns. ICE Brent settled at $60.75 a barrel. Venezuela declared a national emergency and rejected U.S. “military aggression.”