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XOM

Exxon Mobil Corporation · NYQ · Energy

Price$160.66+0.75% · +$1.19
Market cap665.85BEquity value
P / E19.4Trailing ratio
Volume12.29MLatest session
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XOMJul 31, 2026-1.03% since signal

ExxonMobil’s Guyana JV recovers billions invested; government to gain more oil revenue

ExxonMobil says its Guyana oilfield joint venture has recouped the billions spent developing the field, underscoring strong economics and potential cash-flow upside. The development implies the Guyanese government will receive a larger share of oil proceeds, a dynamic that could influence regional fiscal terms and near-term sentiment around Exxon's Guyana assets.

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XOMJul 29, 2026+0.20% since signal

Geopolitical Tensions Lift ExxonMobil on Soaring Oil Prices

ExxonMobil shares rose as a global crude rally driven by geopolitical risk boosted upstream economics. Brent crude jumped over 7% to $90.45 after President Trump pledged a strong military response to Iran’s missile strike, fueling supply-disruption fears. The move highlights how oil prices can translate into near-term gains for integrated producers.

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XOMJul 7, 2026-0.49% since signal

Exxon to boost Q2 upstream earnings on oil-price moves

Exxon Mobil signaled that oil-price moves will lift its second-quarter upstream earnings by $3.5 billion to $3.9 billion. The note underscores upstream earnings sensitivity to crude prices and implies stronger near-term cash flow, which could support dividend coverage and buyback capacity if prices sustain.

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XOMJun 23, 2026-1.55% since signal

Supreme Court ruling strengthens ExxonMobil Cuba asset-recovery prospects

The Supreme Court's ruling in ExxonMobil's favor against CIMEX makes it easier for U.S. companies to pursue compensation from Cuba for long-seized assets. This could improve ExxonMobil's potential recoveries and cash flow, depending on future settlements or judgments, while potentially heightening sovereign risk perceptions for Cuba and prompting further asset-recovery efforts.

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