On November 2, Cenovus fell 3.82% in Regular Trading, trading at $31.355/share, with turnover of $8.7338 million.
The move aligned with broad weakness across integrated oil and gas names and a cautious tone ahead of the company’s November 4 third-quarter results, for which market consensus expects EPS of $1.21.
Recent company updates show Cenovus is scheduled to release third-quarter results before market open on November 4, while several brokerages raised price targets in recent weeks, including RBC to C$53 with an Outperform rating and ATB to C$49. Even so, sector pressure remained evident on November 2, with Exxon Mobil down 2.48%, Chevron down 1.88%, Shell down 2.43%, Equinor down 5.33%, and BP down 3.02%.
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