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2022-05-14

Like and comments on bill//@daz88888888: $Chevron(CVX)$Gaining ground for a rally of sorts //@daz88888888:$Chevron(CVX)$$Exxon Mobil(XOM)$Currencies and oilThe U.S. dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of its peers, was at 102.822 following a recent decline from above 103.The Japanese yen traded at 129.52 per dollar, stronger as compared to levels above 130 seen against the greenback yesterday. The Australian dollar changed hands at $0.7215, off an earlier high of $0.7266.Oil prices were higher in the afternoon of Asia trading hours, with international benchmark Brent crude futures up 0.23% to $110.39 per barrel. U.S. crude futures climbed fractionally to $107.88 per barrel.

@daz888888888：Oil Stocks To Buy In April (CVX) & (XCM)

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DonnaMay
2022-05-14
DonnaMay
The yen's decline in recent months has been exaggerated.
EvanHolt
2022-05-14
EvanHolt
I feel safe holding western oil normally.
MortimerDodd
2022-05-14
MortimerDodd
Are you bullish on the future performance of oil?
VivianChua
2022-05-14
VivianChua
Ok nice💚💚💚
Jabby
2022-05-14
Jabby
Woot
Boo2020
2022-05-14
Boo2020
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Shell, for example, announced it was exiting from all Russian operations, including its partnership with Russian state oil giant Gazprom, which could lead to as much as $3 billion in impairments. BP is divesting its near-20% stake in Russia's Rosneft, resulting in a massive charge of around $25 billion. Their stocks might be stunted for many quarters to come as a result.The two oil and gas producers below, however, represent the best long-term opportunities in the space.<img src=\"https://static.itradeup.com/news/3b86f02f88ab15dda114de3a5be4df88\" tg-width=\"692\" tg-height=\"462\">Chevron Spiraling oil prices are helping Chevron ( CVX 0.05% ) enjoy record-high cash flows, which it is using to shore up its balance sheet and buy back more stock. 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So long as oil remains above $60 a barrel, investors can look forward to Chevron growing its operating cash flows by 10% annually through the middle of the decade. ExxonMobil ExxonMobil ( XOM -0.52% ) has operated in Russia for over 25 years through a 30% stake in three large offshore oil fields off of Sakhalin Island, and had been planning to build a liquified natural gas plant there. But the energy company has suspended all operations in response to the invasion and said it will no longer make new investments in the country. Given that Rosneft is a partner in the operations, which have produced over 1 billion barrels of oil and 1 billion cubic feet of natural gas since 2005, pulling out of the partnerships will hurt, but not nearly as much as others will feel because Exxon's ties to the country are relatively small compared to the rest of its global operations. Exxon is maintaining its commitment to returning value to shareholders as well. 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