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Cached dataCan ExxonMobil Benefit From the Current Energy Market Tightness?
XOM gain from higher oil prices and tighter refining capacity as Guyana and Permian growth strengthen its near-term profit setup.
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Cramer Called the September Open Unholy and Then Named the One Stock He Would Still Buy
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Exxon Slips 0.8% as $95 Oil Meets Venezuela's Hard Reality
Exxon Mobil (XOM), the integrated energy and chemicals heavyweight, dropped roughly 0.8% to $163.235 Wednesdayâeven as Brent crude charged toward $95.18 follo
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At $60 WTI, roughly 30% of Permian operators are below breakeven on a cash basis. The survivors: PXD legacy assets, COP's Midland basin acreage, FANG's Delaware positions. Small-cap E&Ps with high-graded drilling inventory are most exposed. Watch the D...
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U.S. shale rig count is flat despite WTI above $80 — producers maintaining capital discipline. This is structurally different from 2014 when $80 WTI triggered a supply surge. The implication: supply elasticity is lower this cycle. Energy sector FCF yie...
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Exxon is generating ~$9B FCF per quarter at $80 WTI. Pioneer acquisition synergies ahead of schedule: $1B incremental savings by Q4. The $35B annual buyback pace is fully funded above $65 WTI. At $80+ WTI with current production mix, XOM is a cash comp...
