Occidental Petroleum is an international oil and gas exploration and production company that focuses on the development of hydrocarbon resources. With operations spanning various regions around the globe, Occidental engages in the extraction of oil and natural gas, and is also involved in the chemical manufacturing sector, producing products used in a variety of industries. The company emphasizes sustainable practices and innovation in its operations, aiming to enhance environmental stewardship while delivering energy solutions to meet global demands. Read More
As the global economy inches towards Q4 2025, the commodity market stands at a critical juncture, poised for a period of heightened volatility and diverging trends. While a broad softening of prices is anticipated across the board due to a projected global economic slowdown, specific commodity classes are charting markedly
The global oil market is bracing for a pivotal OPEC+ meeting on October 5, 2025, where the alliance is expected to deliberate on its oil output policy for November. With prevailing market sentiment leaning decidedly bearish, driven by anticipated supply increases from the cartel and burgeoning concerns over weakening global
JPMorgan analyst weighs in on reports of Occidental Petroleum discussing $10 billion sale of OxyChem to Berkshire Hathaway. Potential tradeoffs and impact on leverage ratio noted.
Markets closed in the green on Tuesday, undeterred by the looming U.S. government shutdown. Pfizer surged nearly 7% on a political deal, while CoreWeave soared after signing a multibillion-dollar AI cloud contract with Meta Platforms.
The U.S. stock market brushed aside worries over a potential government shutdown and advanced on Tuesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained nearly 0.2% to 46,397.89.
New York, NY – September 29, 2025 – The energy sector faced significant headwinds today, emerging as the worst-performing segment in the S&P 500. This downturn was largely spearheaded by a notable slide in ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) shares, as market participants grappled with fresh speculation about OPEC+ potentially increasing crude oil
New York, NY – September 29, 2025 – ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP), a prominent player in the global energy sector, experienced a significant downturn in its stock performance today, emerging as a bottom performer in early U.S. trading. The company's shares powered down by over 3%, reflecting a broader weakness across the
Occidental Petroleum Corporation (NYSE: OXY) shares are trading higher on Monday after reports emerged that the company is in advanced talks to sell its OxyChem petrochemicals division for
The global commodity landscape leading up to September 25, 2025, presents a complex picture of significant price surges in key sectors, driven primarily by escalating geopolitical tensions, persistent climate-related supply disruptions, and robust demand for critical materials. While the International Monetary Fund's Global Price Index of All Commodities reflected an
West Texas, a region synonymous with abundant energy resources, is currently grappling with a severe natural gas bottleneck in its Permian Basin, posing a critical threat to the burgeoning expansion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centers across the United States. A glut of natural gas production, primarily an associated byproduct
Devon Energy Corp. (NYSE: DVN), a prominent independent oil and natural gas producer, has significantly bolstered its proved reserves through a combination of robust organic drilling programs and strategic acquisitions. This expansion, highlighted by substantial additions in its year-end 2023 and 2024 reports and a key acquisition in the Williston
The energy sector has dramatically surged to become the top performer on September 23rd and 24th, 2025, injecting robust gains into the S&P 500. This powerful rally is primarily fueled by a significant spike in crude oil prices, a direct consequence of escalating geopolitical tensions and tightening global supply
Jim Cramer discussed companies such as Western Union, Johnson Controls, MNTN, Nordic American Tankers, Occidental Petroleum, and Kenvue on CNBC's Mad Money Lightning Round.
Benchmark Brent crude prices fell 0.5% to $67.56 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate prices also declined 40 cents to $63.64 per barrel at 3.42 a.m. ET.
Benchmark Brent crude prices fell 0.5% to $68.16 per barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate prices also declined 0.5% to $64.21 per barrel at 4.13 a.m. ET.
