Baker Hughes Lands Large Gas Turbine Order From Texas Power Developer
Baker Hughes secured a large gas turbine order from a Texas power developer, a win for its industrial and energy technology business.
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Baker Hughes secured a large gas turbine order from a Texas power developer, a win for its industrial and energy technology business.
Expand Energy, the largest US natural gas producer, topped second-quarter profit views and its shares rose, drawing focus to its gas output and pricing.
Crude oil prices spiked after strikes on Iran, lifting energy producers, with ExxonMobil and Chevron drawing the most direct attention.
Kinder Morgan posted record second quarter results, underscoring steady demand for its natural gas pipeline network even as one analyst keeps a cautious view on the stock.
Kinder Morgan topped analyst expectations and the consensus has since lifted its forward estimates, a sign the pipeline operator's core business is performing better than the Street expected.
Crude oil is hovering near $100 a barrel as Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz tensions escalate and emergency reserves sit depleted, a setup that lifts revenue potential for US oil producers.
A new US tariff round lands alongside an oil price shock tied to the Iran war and Persian Gulf disruption, lifting energy producers while raising costs for automakers and import-reliant retailers.
Raymond James raised its Targa Resources price target to $330 from $294 and kept its Strong Buy rating, a bullish signal for the midstream energy operator.
New US strikes and Trump's threat of a massive attack on Iran raise the war risk premium on oil and keep near term demand elevated for missile defense contractors.
EOG Resources shares traded without a big move as the company kept up its dividend and buyback program built on a strong prior year of earnings.
A new round of US Iran strikes in the Gulf raises the war risk premium on crude oil and keeps demand elevated for missile defense contractors protecting the region.
Oil near 100 dollars a barrel from the Iran war and newly formalized Trump tariffs are hitting the economy from two directions, lifting energy producers while raising costs for import heavy retailers and automakers.
OPEC+ looks set to approve another production increase at its August 2 meeting, extending months of supply hikes even as some members struggle to pump their higher quotas.
Oil price surge increases probability of Fed rate hike as energy costs push inflation concerns higher.
Targa Resources declared its latest dividend alongside a board update, reinforcing the cash-return story behind the natural gas midstream company's stock.
Supply disruptions in global oil markets have driven crude prices higher, benefiting upstream producers. An energy stock is testing technical resistance as investors reassess energy prices.
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