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
JP Morgan has issued a stark long-term outlook for the global crude oil market, predicting that Brent crude prices could plummet to the $30s per barrel by the end of fiscal year 2027. This bearish forecast is primarily driven by an anticipated persistent global supply glut far exceeding demand growth.
Global energy markets are experiencing a significant recalibration, with crude oil and gasoline prices plummeting amidst growing optimism for an end to the nearly four-year-long Russia-Ukraine war. US-brokered peace talks, gaining traction in late November 2025, have profoundly shifted market sentiment, alleviating persistent global supply fears and signaling a potential
Occidental Petroleum is likely to raise its dividend next quarter. That could push it to at least $1.00 per share, giving OXY a prospective yield of 2.42%.
Occidental Petroleum is likely to raise its dividend next quarter. At $1.00 per share, OXY would yield 2.32%. Based on its historical average, OXY stock could be worth $50, which could be 21% higher.
Capital One Financial (NYSE: COF) has recently reaffirmed its optimistic stance on APA Corporation (NASDAQ: APA), reiterating an "Overweight" rating and slightly increasing its price target for the oil and gas exploration and production company. This move, reported around November 19-20, 2025, signals continued confidence from the financial giant in
The American oil and gas industry is rewriting the rules of energy production, consistently shattering output records for both crude oil and natural gas even as the number of active drilling rigs continues its remarkable decline. This counterintuitive trend, particularly pronounced in the prolific Permian Basin, signals a profound shift
As the broader S&P 500 (SPX) concluded November 14, 2025, with a mixed performance, the energy sector found itself at a critical juncture, reflecting the complex interplay of global economic forces, geopolitical shifts, and the ongoing energy transition. While some segments of the market struggled for direction, the performance
London, UK – November 14, 2025 – The global financial markets are currently navigating a complex landscape shaped by divergent trends in key commodity prices. As of mid-November 2025, crude oil is grappling with a significant supply surplus, exerting downward pressure on prices and consequently impacting the energy sector. Conversely, gold continues
The financial markets are currently navigating a complex and dynamic landscape as the Q3 2025 earnings season largely concludes and investors cast their gaze towards the close of 2025 and beyond. While corporate America has demonstrated surprising resilience, delivering robust earnings that often exceeded expectations, the broader economic narrative remains
Global oil prices have recently experienced a significant downturn, with both Brent and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures falling to multi-week lows. This sharp dip is largely a consequence of resurfacing concerns over weakening global demand, set against a backdrop of a persistent oversupply and a broader global economic
JP Morgan raises Occidental Petroleum (OXY) price target to $51 after Q3 earnings beat, noting capital reallocation from OxyChem and Low Carbon Ventures to upstream projects.
Houston, TX – November 12, 2025 – APA Corporation (NASDAQ: APA), a prominent independent exploration and production company, found itself under an intensified spotlight in October 2025 as its short interest surged significantly. This notable increase, reaching 36.88 million shares sold short and representing 10.48% of its public float, signals
U.S. equities took a breather on Tuesday, stabilizing after Monday's sharp rally as investors awaited a House vote on the temporary spending bill expected to end the record-long government shutdown later this week.
The global oil market is bracing for a significant shift as a looming glut of crude threatens to destabilize prices and redefine industry dynamics. As of November 11, 2025, a confluence of robust production increases from non-OPEC+ nations and a marked slowdown in global demand is creating a substantial oversupply.
