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ExxonMobil Holdings Corp. explores for and produces oil and gas and operates refining and chemicals businesses, making it one of the…
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Energy stocks rally on U.S. strikes in Iran, pushing crude above $90 a barrel and lifting the sector ETF XLE 1.1%.
Trump’s dual role as president and oil shareholder creates a conflict that could force refiners to balance consumer price cuts against shareholder profits.
A hawkish Fed and a spike in oil prices are likely to keep rates high and pressure equity markets for the near term.
The Iran conflict has lifted oil and defense spending, rewarding U.S. defense firms and Trump‑family businesses, while keeping travel and food costs high and accelerating clean‑energy adoption.
Trump’s Venezuela oil deal looks promising on paper, but billions of dollars and time are needed before it can lower U.S. fuel prices.
Gas prices may drop below $4/gal by Labor Day, but could still be the most expensive ever for this season.
Trump’s aggressive sanctions and tariff threats are tightening global oil supply and raising trade friction, likely pushing energy prices higher and adding volatility to markets.
Trump’s oil holdings surged 39 % YTD, raising questions about the former president’s financial ties to the war‑driven energy rally.
Energy ETFs are riding a geopolitical‑driven crude rally, with USO, XOP and OIH offering distinct exposure to futures, exploration upside and capex cycles.
High‑growth tech and optical stocks fell sharply amid rising long‑term yields and oil, pushing the Nasdaq lower and shifting sentiment toward value and income names.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren blasts President Trump for helping oil companies report windfall profits amid the war with Iran.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker demands oil companies return 'windfall profits' to consumers due to the Iran conflict.
The White House is likely to extend the Jones Act waiver to try and hold down gasoline prices, but the impact is expected to be minimal.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's comments on a potential Hormuz deal have sparked a sell-off in oil prices, but traders remain skeptical about the prospects for normal traffic.
Trump's Iran war is seen as a 'gift' to his oil company friends, who have profited from the conflict.
Trump's latest ultimatum to oil executives may determine if lower gas prices finally materialize nationwide.
Hunter Biden and Gavin Newsom criticized Chevron and ExxonMobil for their record profits, accusing them of profiting from the war in Iran.
Earnings growth is surging, valuations are cheaper, and the market is poised for a rebound.
Exxon Mobil Corp. reported mixed second-quarter results, with revenue and other income surpassing analyst estimates, but adjusted earnings missing expectations due to refinery maintenance.
Chevron’s Q2 2026 earnings beat, powered by record U.S. output and higher oil prices, strengthens its cash position and debt profile, but geopolitical risks could keep oil prices volatile.
The Nasdaq Composite surged 2.78% on Thursday, driven by Microsoft's 15.5% gain, while the Dow Jones closed higher by around 614 points.
Record Q2 revenue and earnings are on the cards for Chevron and ExxonMobil thanks to a strong oil price backdrop.
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