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Chevron (CVX) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.
After this year's World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland, President Trump laid out many new policies for the entire world—and financial markets—to see. One of the main pressing points in the conference was the need for lower oil prices and the new president's demand for interest rates to be lowered immediately, leaving investors with a couple of conclusions to make.
Chevron said on Friday it had started production at a $48 billion expansion of the giant Tengiz oilfield which will bring its output to around 1% of global crude supply.
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Algeria's National Development Hydrocarbon Agency (ALNAFT) signed a deal on Wednesday with U.S. Chevron for offshore cooperation, the energy ministry said in a statement.
U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil prices topped $80 per barrel on Jan. 15 after closing out 2024 closer to $70 per barrel. Geopolitical policy is driving higher prices.
Natural gas, OPEC+ decisions, CVX's acquisition of HES, biofuels and market volatility each present unique opportunities and challenges.
United States President Donald Trump‘s first day in office was marked by several announcements, including one focused on declaring a “national energy emergency” to help bring down prices.
CVX seeks to explore energy resources in Greece, contributing to the country's national goals of energy independence and cost reduction.
Chevron Corporation has unveiled an interest in exploring for hydrocarbons in Greece, the company said on Monday. A non-binding expression of interest for one open block had been made to Greece's Hellenic Hydrocarbons and Energy Resources Management Company, according to Reuters.