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Oil Futures Settle at Highest Level Since October, Buoyed by Stronger Demand
Exxon Mobil Signals Lower Q4 Earnings. Here's What Analysts Are Saying. -- Barrons.com
Sector Update: Energy Stocks Decline Premarket Wednesday
BP Unit Wins ONGC Contract to Boost Production at Mumbai High Field in India
Oil: More Obstacles for Iranian Crude – ING
BP PLC Options Spot-On: On January 7th, 77,852 Contracts Were Traded, With 630.2K Open Interest
Unusual Options Activity: BP, TPR and Others Attract Market Bets, BP V/OI Ratio Reaches 156.3
Shares of Oil and Gas Companies Are Trading Higher After President-elect Donald Trump Said That He Will Reverse President Biden's Ban on Offshore Drilling. Also, Natural Gas Rose on Cold Weather Forecasts.
Express News | Shares of Oil and Gas Companies Are Trading Higher After President-elect Donald Trump Said That He Will Reverse President Biden's Ban on Offshore Drilling. Also, Natural Gas Rose on Cold Weather Forecasts
Crude Futures Resume Rally After Pullback -- Market Talk
Oil Price Rises at the Start of the Year – Commerzbank
BP Is Maintained at Equal-Weight by Morgan Stanley
BP Analyst Ratings
Japan's offshore wind power bidding: fewer bids, still no subsidies.
Japan received fewer bids than expected in the latest offshore wind power tender, with developers emphasizing that rising costs were the reason for their non-participation. Despite the lower competition, winning bidders still submitted bids at the base price, which effectively means the projects are without subsidies and must rely on corporate purchasers. Since the bidding prices were the same, other criteria determined the winners, such as the involvement of local stakeholders, supply chain planning, and economic impacts. In the third round of offshore wind power tenders, the Japanese government granted Jera and its consortium partners the rights to build a 615 MW offshore wind farm in southern Aomori City. Marubeni and its consortium members won the bid located at...
Barclays Sticks to Their Buy Rating for BP P.l.c. (BP)
Oil Rally Stalls as European Gas Prices Weaken Amid Shifting Market Dynamics
Morgan Stanley Maintains BP PLC(BP.US) With Hold Rating, Cuts Target Price to $31.8
Preparing for "Trump 2.0"? Hedge funds are increasing their Call on oil prices.
Bull positions in Crude Oil have increased by 41% over the past three weeks, with net long positions reaching the highest level since August of last year. For traders more focused on fundamentals, Trump's tough stance on Iran has made them reluctant to short; Trump's potential tariff policies raise inflation concerns, which has also prompted traders to hedge risks by going long on oil.
Energy Down as Oil Snaps Winning Streak -- Energy Roundup
BP PLC Options Spot-On: On January 6th, 95,638 Contracts Were Traded, With 581.38K Open Interest