Woodside Energy share price slides after oil tumbles; what to watch before Feb 24 results
Woodside Energy Group Ltd shares slipped 1.8% to close at A$24.91 on Monday, hitting a low of A$24.79 during the session.
PetroChina A-share stock heads into Monday: oil near $70, OPEC+ decision, and a Dalian refinery restart report
PetroChina Co., Ltd. Class A shares head into Monday’s trading after closing Friday 1.2% higher at 11.02 yuan. The stock touched 11.15 yuan briefly, marking its highest point in a year, on heavy volume.
Shell share price: buyback update, $70 oil and the date investors circle this week
Shell’s shares on the London Stock Exchange ended Friday at 2,794 pence, slipping 3.5 pence, or 0.13%. With the market closed Sunday, Monday will be the next opportunity for investors to respond.
International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG) share price closes up at £4.18 — oil is the next swing factor
International Consolidated Airlines Group SA closed Friday up 2.05% at £4.18, boosting British Airways’s parent company as markets headed into the weekend.
BP share price heads into February: buyback pace and oil swings set the next move
BP shares closed slightly up on Friday, supported by ongoing share buybacks. Investors balanced gains in crude prices with a more cautious forecast for the year.
Heating oil price dips as crude cools on Iran talk signals — what traders watch next
U.S. heating oil prices slipped in overnight trading on Friday, retreating after crude oil briefly factored in heightened tensions with Iran. NYMEX March NY Harbor ULSD futures — still commonly called heating oil — last traded at $2.4566 a gallon, down 2.72 cents, or 1.1%, according to CME data at 2:11 a.m. ET.
Brent oil price slips from five-month high as Trump hints at Iran talks
Brent crude futures dropped 68 cents, nearly 1%, to $70.03 a barrel by 0958 GMT on Friday. The move came after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted at possible talks with Iran, easing worries about supply disruptions. The March contract expires later Friday; meanwhile, the more active April contract slid 80 cents, or 1.15%, to $68.79. U.S. West Texas Intermediate also dipped 72 cents, or 1.1%, to $64.70. “Trump’s willingness to give diplomacy a chance regarding Iran … makes a U.S. military intervention less likely than yesterday,” said PVM analyst Tamas Varga, who cited a stronger dollar and bouncing supply as factors behind the profit-taking.
Crude oil price today: Brent slips from $70 as Trump hints at Iran talks, OPEC+ decision looms
Oil prices dropped Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted at possible talks with Iran, easing concerns over a sudden supply disruption from a military strike. By 0958 GMT, Brent crude futures for March, set to expire later that day, dipped 68 cents—nearly 1%—to $70.03 a barrel. The more actively traded April contract slid 80 cents, or 1.15%, landing at $68.79. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude fell 72 cents, or 1.1%, to $64.70.
Oil prices slip from five-month highs as Trump hints at Iran talks; OPEC+ decision looms
Oil prices dropped nearly 1% on Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted at the possibility of talks with Iran on its nuclear program, easing immediate concerns about a U.S. strike disrupting supply. By 0958 GMT, Brent crude futures had slipped 68 cents to $70.03 a barrel. The March contract, nearing expiration, gave way to the April contract, which fell 80 cents to $68.79. U.S. WTI also dropped 72 cents, settling at $64.70. “President Trump’s willingness to give diplomacy a chance regarding Iran seemingly makes a U.S. military intervention less likely than yesterday,” said PVM Oil Associate analyst Tamas Varga, who cited profit-taking and a stronger dollar as additional factors.
Heating Oil Price Ticks Up as Iran Risk Lifts Crude; Traders Weigh U.S. Distillate Stocks
Heating oil futures crept up Thursday, lifted by another surge in crude amid heightened Middle East tensions. The front-month contract gained roughly 0.4%, settling near $2.4566 a gallon, up from $2.4469 at the last close. Prices swung between $2.4232 and $2.4621 during the session, with 14,094 contracts changing hands.
Brent oil price jumps above $70 as Iran strike fears flare; traders eye OPEC+ and U.S. stocks
Brent crude futures jumped more than 2% on Thursday and briefly traded above $70 a barrel, a four-month high, as investors weighed the risk of a U.S. military strike on Iran, OPEC’s fourth-largest producer at about 3.2 million barrels per day. Brent was up $1.39, or 2.03%, at $69.79 by 1011 GMT after touching $70.35; U.S. West Texas Intermediate rose $1.37 to $64.58. The immediate fear is Iran could “close the Strait of Hormuz” — a route for about 20 million barrels per day of oil — PVM analyst John Evans said, while DBS Bank’s Suvro Sarkar called the geopolitical risk premium the “main driver.”
Oil prices jump again as Brent breaks $70 on Iran strike fears
Oil prices surged Thursday, lifting Brent crude above the $70 mark amid growing fears of a possible U.S. strike on Iran. By 1011 GMT, Brent futures climbed $1.39, or 2.0%, to $69.79 after touching $70.35 earlier. Meanwhile, U.S. West Texas Intermediate added $1.37, or 2.2%, reaching $64.58.
Brent oil price steadies near 4-month high after U.S. storm hits exports; OPEC+ and inventories next
Brent crude futures slipped on Wednesday but hovered near their highest point since late September, driven largely by ongoing supply disruptions. By 1017 GMT, Brent fell 39 cents, or 0.6%, to $67.18 a barrel. U.S. West Texas Intermediate lost 22 cents, trading at $62.17.
Oil prices hover near four-month high after U.S. storm froze exports; inventories and OPEC+ next
Oil prices eased on Wednesday after a storm-driven rally, with traders still focused on near-term supply disruption risk. Brent crude was down 35 cents, or 0.5%, at $67.22 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate slid 21 cents, or 0.3%, to $62.18.
IAG share price slips as oil climbs again; investors brace for British Airways owner’s results
International Consolidated Airlines Group, the parent company of British Airways and Iberia, dipped in early London trading Wednesday as investors balanced rising oil prices against strong airline demand reports from other markets.
Singapore Airlines share price slips as summer flight boost meets rising oil
Shares of Singapore Airlines Ltd slipped 0.6% to S$6.34 in mid-afternoon trading on Wednesday. The airline revealed plans to boost capacity for its March-to-October “Northern Summer” schedule. So far today, the stock has fluctuated between S$6.32 and S$6.39, retreating from Tuesday’s close at S$6.38. Its 52-week range stands at S$5.90 to S$7.63.
Heating oil price slips after cold snap surge as traders take profit; inventories in focus
Heating oil futures eased in early Tuesday trading, retreating from gains driven by recent cold weather. NY Harbor ULSD futures for March dropped 2.06 cents, or 0.9%, settling at $2.3283 a gallon.
Oil prices rise as U.S. winter storm cuts output; Brent, WTI steady on Kazakhstan supply return
Oil prices edged up Tuesday after a severe winter storm disrupted U.S. crude output and shook refinery operations, tightening supply in the short term.
SLB stock price today: Venezuela repair talks lift shares as OPEC+ meeting nears
SLB climbed roughly 1.4% on Monday, pushing the stock to $49.86 by midday. Shares fluctuated between $49.19 and $50.04 before settling, marking a 70-cent gain from Friday’s $49.15 close.
Heating oil price jumps as Winter Storm Fern tightens diesel market — what traders watch next
Heating oil prices rose Monday morning, as NYMEX NY Harbor ULSD March futures added 5.11 cents, or roughly 2.2%, reaching $2.3917 a gallon.