Marathon Oil is a leading exploration and production company that focuses on the development of oil and natural gas resources. Engaged in the extraction of energy resources, the company operates primarily in key regions across the United States and internationally, emphasizing a balanced approach to production and environmental stewardship. Through innovative techniques and advanced technologies, Marathon Oil is committed to optimizing the efficiency of its operations while pursuing sustainable practices. The company plays a vital role in meeting global energy demands and contributing to the overall energy landscape. Read More
The global energy market, as of October 1, 2025, is experiencing a period of profound rebalancing, characterized by a significant divergence in the outlooks for oil and natural gas. While crude oil prices face persistent downward pressure due to an anticipated oversupply and sluggish demand, the natural gas sector, particularly
The global oil market is bracing for a pivotal OPEC+ meeting on October 5, 2025, where the alliance is expected to deliberate on its oil output policy for November. With prevailing market sentiment leaning decidedly bearish, driven by anticipated supply increases from the cartel and burgeoning concerns over weakening global
New York, NY – September 29, 2025 – ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP), a prominent player in the global energy sector, experienced a significant downturn in its stock performance today, emerging as a bottom performer in early U.S. trading. The company's shares powered down by over 3%, reflecting a broader weakness across the
A look at the moves made by Viking Fund management in the third quarter, including the exits and new stakes and fund's largest positions at the end of Q3.
U.S. energy stocks surge due to fears of a wider conflict in the Middle East between Iran and Israel driving oil prices to $75 per barrel. Exxon and Chevron among top performers, with over $300 million invested in XLE ETF. Biden urges Israel to consider alternatives to targeting oil fields in retaliation.
Oil prices rise and fall due to hurricane, oversupply concerns and OPEC+ output decisions.Oil prices fluctuate due to hurricane, oversupply and OPEC+ decisions.
