On October 28, BP PLC fell 3.01% in Regular Trading, trading at $49.005 per share, with turnover of $264 million.
The move aligned with broad weakness across integrated oil and gas names as oil-market signals turned more mixed: WTI call skew rose to its highest level since mid-September amid Middle East tensions, while the front-month WTI spread narrowed from $5.40 per barrel to $2.30, indicating softer spot tightness and pressuring sector sentiment.
Peer trading reflected the same industry-led pullback, with Exxon Mobil falling 2.42%, Occidental falling 2.18%, SHELL PLC SPON ADS EACH REPR 2 ORD SHS falling 2.00%, Chevron falling 1.53%, and Petroleo Brasileiro SA Petrobras falling 1.40%. Separately, BP is due to report on October 30, with the market focused on expected revenue growth, debt reduction progress, and previously flagged post-tax impairment charges of $3 billion to $4.5 billion.
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