| Prev Close | 62.03 |
| Day Low/High | 61.44 / 62.21 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 48.15 / 62.28 |
| Avg Volume | 1.51M |
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 2.65B |
| Market Cap | 164.76B |
| EPS | 3.50 |
| Div & Yield | 2.47 (4.01%) |
The Trump administration plans to give the energy industry access to drilling rights to about 90% of the U.S. outer continental shelf.
Here's what you need to know now for Monday, Nov. 27.
With little likely to change at this week's OPEC meeting, there's still a way to play oil in the days and weeks ahead.
Nation's sovereign wealth fund isn't dumping its oil and gas holdings.
Some French companies will get a temporary windfall, but others will need to pay more tax.
Total's charts improve with price of oil.
Shell's downstream operations weathered Hurricane Harvey-related shutdowns and costly fires to help boost overall group profits by nearly 50%.
Crude continues a week-long rally ahead of EIA data that is expected to confirm the biggest drawdown of crude, gas and distillates in eight years.
The French oil major met expectations with a 29% increase in adjusted net income over its third quarter and posted stronger than expected free cash flows.
Norway's Statoil posted a loss despite a sharp production increase after disappointing results from its U.S. onshore asset led to a $900 million charge.
Apple gains offset weakness in the healthcare sector. Small increases for benchmark indexes were enough to lead them to new closing records.
Stocks are higher but retreat from intraday records on Monday.
Crude oil prices rally on Monday, lighting a fire under the energy sector.
Stocks are higher but retreat from intraday records on Monday.
President Donald Trump is changing the United States' Iran strategy and injecting uncertainty into an already precarious scenario.
A record-breaking streak on Wall Street comes to an end on Friday, Oct. 6, as a crude selloff spills over into the energy sector and a big jobs miss unnerves investors.
Stocks are lower on Friday, Oct. 6, after the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report shows its first contraction in seven years.
Stocks are lower on Friday, Oct. 6, after the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report shows its first contraction in seven years.
Total, RSP Permian and Chevron are poised to gain as oil stocks close the gap on recent oil price rises.
Total's complete participation at these sites will be between 25% and 40%.
Third quarter results will be the catalyst for gains amongst European oil majors as earnings revisions turn positive, according to Goldman's analysts.
Energy keeps pace with broader markets on Monday, Sept. 18 after days of leading them higher.
Suddenly, China and France aren't keen on having roads packed with gas engines.
The French government will submit a law that plans to end oil and gas production on French territory by 2040, though not even France will be effected by the symbolic gesture.
The national average price of gasoline increased by 25 cents per gallon to $2.64 per gallon, but is expected to dip. Here's what's happening in the wake of Harvey and as Irma makes landfall.
3 great stock picks for the new month.
Gas prices spiked again as more refineries went offline.
