Oil markets retreat as traders focus on Non Farm Payrolls data.
Oil markets are moving lower as traders react to trade deals and tariff threats.
Surge Energy's Q2 results exceeded expectations, with strong production, reduced costs, and a 7% dividend yield covered at $58 WTI. Cost reductions, especially in transportation and capex, have improved my fair value estimates, but ongoing monitoring is needed for sustainability. The company offers double-digit free cash flow yields at current oil prices, with significant upside if WTI rises above $70, but risk increases below $58.
W&T (WTI) possesses the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.
Oil traders are nervous ahead of the August 1 deadline.
Oil markets are swinging between gains and losses at the start of the week.
Crude oil holds steady as traders weigh EU sanctions and trade talks. Brent eyes $70.60 while WTI consolidates near $67 with key support at $65.56.
WTI nears $70 a barrel, creating a favorable backdrop for ConocoPhillips' U.S. shale operations and global assets.
Rising tensions in the Middle East provide support to oil markets.
WTI crude oil holds the 200-day MA, but soft demand and resistance at $67.44 cap upside. Read this oil outlook and analysis of key technical drivers.
Oil markets are losing ground amid demand worries.
Gasoline inventories increased by 3.4 million barrels, exceeding analyst expectations.