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Shares of Oil and Gas Companies Are Trading Higher Amid a Rise in the Price of Oil After the Fed Cut Rates, Which Could Lift the Demand Outlook. Also, Ongoing Tension in the Middle East Could Increase Supply
Wells Fargo's 'Value Equity List' – Stocks With Potential That Trade at a Discount
Energy Meets AI: Schlumberger Teams Up With NVIDIA To Supercharge Industry Efficiency
Energy stocks are facing challenges, but their dividend yield remains strong.
Against the backdrop of global economic gloom and frequent fluctuations in oil & gas prices, energy stocks have demonstrated unexpected resilience.
Interest rate cuts are no match for recession expectations! Institutions put the oil price at $60, and Hong Kong petroleum stocks have weakened against the trend.
Why is the Hong Kong stock petroleum stock weakening against the trend, and why is the market reacting tepidly to the interest rate cut? What bearish factors have a greater impact on the far-term oil price, according to institutions?
DBS Bank Initiates Coverage On Halliburton With Buy Rating, Announces Price Target of $45
Nymex Overview: Petroleum Futures Shed Earlier Gains to Move Lower -- OPIS
Crude Oil Slides Below $70 Ahead of Vital Fed Meeting
Will these 20 dividend-paying stocks have a good opportunity for growth as the Fed is about to cut interest rates?
With the Fed cutting interest rates, not only banks and other financial companies will benefit, but non-financial giants like delta air lines and unitedhealth may also benefit from it.
Economists Optimistic About NODX Rebound Despite August Contraction
Oil Prices Settle Up On Supply Shocks, Prospect Of U.S. Interest Rate Cuts
Chevron CEO Slams Biden LNG Export Pause as 'Undermining' Energy Security
U.S. Crude Oil Stockpiles Seen Down in Week Ended Sept. 13
Energy Gets AI Boost: Schlumberger's Lumi Platform To Power Next-Gen Digital Transformation
How to view the "historically pessimistic" oil price, goldman sachs: short but long!
Goldman Sachs expects that Brent crude oil will recover to $77 per barrel in the fourth quarter of this year, as the market's overly pessimistic sentiment towards oil demand improves and the OECD inventory remains slightly below normal levels, providing some support for oil prices. However, over time, the market's pessimistic expectations for supply and demand balance are gradually increasing, putting further pressure on oil prices next year.
Schlumberger Launches AI-powered Lumi Platform
Crude Oil Hovers Below $70 as Traders Focus on US Supply Disruptions, Fed Meeting
Oil Rises on U.S. Rate-Cut Expectations, Output Concerns -- Market Talk
Iraqi Prime Minister: Cost disputes delay the restart of important oil pipelines, prompting production to meet OPEC quotas.
The Iraqi Prime Minister said that the restart of the important oil pipeline in Iraq, which has been closed for over a year, is being hindered due to disagreements over the cost issue.
Citigroup Sees Brent Crude Rallying to $75/bbl, But Ending 2025 at $60/bbl -- OPIS