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Wall St Week Ahead: Fed outlook is in focus as US stock rally picks-up speed

Investors are hoping that the Federal Reserve will continue to lower interest rates over the next few months. The rally has erased the fall caused by President Donald Trump’s tariffs. S&P 500 has not changed much since April 2, when Trump announced his "Liberation Day tariffs" and sent the stock market into a tailspin.

Wall St Week Ahead: Fed outlook is in focus as US stock rally picks-up speed

Investors are hoping that the Federal Reserve will continue to lower interest rates over the next few months. The rally has nearly reversed the decline caused by President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The S&P 500 has been down about 1% since the "Liberation Day", when Trump announced his tariffs.

Trump administration sues Hawaii and Michigan to block planned lawsuits on climate change

The Trump administration sued Hawaii and Michigan in an attempt to prevent them from suing major oil companies for their role in climate changes. They accused the Democratic-led state of overreach, and threatening domestic energy production. A lawsuit has not been filed by either state.

The Trump administration sueded Michigan to stop a planned climate change lawsuit

The Trump administration sued Michigan to stop it from suing oil companies for their role in climate change. They claimed that the Democratic-led Michigan was blocking domestic energy production. In a late-night lawsuit filed in Michigan, the U.S. Department of…

Origin Energy Australia reports a 10% decline in revenue for Q3 due to lower APLNG prices

Origin Energy reported a 10% decline in revenue from its Australia Pacific LNG Project (APLNG), as falling LNG prices and lower LNG volumes impacted the top line. Since the beginning of 2025, prices of liquefied natural gases have been under pressure due to a tepid winter season in Asia.

REFILE-ConocoPhillips plans layoffs as part of broad restructuring

ConocoPhillips plans to reduce staff. The company announced this on Tuesday. This is part of a broader effort to control costs and streamline operations following its $23 billion purchase of Marathon Oil. Job cuts are a sign of the pain that the oil and gas sector…

After hearing, US judge decides on bid starting price in Citgo parent sale

In the coming days, a U.S. Court is expected to confirm and reject a $3.7billion offer made by an affiliate of Contrarian Funds. The offer was intended to set a floor price for a second round of bidding for shares in Citgo Petroleum's parent company. Citgo, America's seventh-largest refiner…

Oil below $60 puts US producers in a tough position regarding growth and capital returns

Analysts have warned that a drop in oil prices to below $60 per barrel as a result of an intensifying trade war could cause anxiety throughout the U.S. Oil Patch, forcing companies to take additional measures, including reducing share buybacks or capital expenditures.

ConocoPhillips is looking to sell assets in Oklahoma worth more than $1 billion, according to sources

People familiar with the situation said that ConocoPhillips has begun exploring the possibility of selling oil and gas assets it acquired from Marathon Oil when it bought the company for $22.5 billion last year. Sources said that the energy producer hired Moelis & Co as an investment bank to manage the sale of the assets.

Gas giants claim that Australia's opposition plan to reserve supplies may worsen the shortage

Gas giants around the world said that a proposal made by Australia's coalition of opposition to force producers to divert more gas from exports into the domestic market in an attempt to win votes would discourage investment and not solve the looming gas shortages.

EIA: Alaska crude oil production will grow in 2026 for the first time since 2017.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration forecast on Wednesday that Alaska's crude oil production would increase in 2026. This is the first time since 2017. If realized, it will be the largest production since 2002. The 29 wells of the ConocoPhillips owned Nuna project are expected to produce combined 20…

Trump hosts top US oil executives as trade wars threaten

Donald Trump, the U.S. president, will be hosting top oil executives in the White House this Wednesday to discuss plans for boosting domestic energy production amid falling crude prices and trade wars. This will be Trump's first meeting with oil and gas executives…

State media report that US and Vietnamese firms have signed a deal on energy and minerals.

State media and one of these firms reported on Friday that Vietnamese and American firms had signed a number of deals on minerals and energy during the visit to the United States of Vietnam's Trade Minister. State-owned PetroVietnam Power said that Vietnamese firms are in discussions with U.S.

Trump's Energy dominance aims to attract more global companies to the US

Executives said that the market upheaval caused by U.S. president Donald Trump's protectionist policies on trade has not dampened interest from foreign investors in the U.S. Energy Industry. They praised his promise to reduce regulations and support fossil energies.

Experts say that Trump's tariffs against steel and aluminum will increase costs for US energy companies

The proposed U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs will increase costs for U.S. Oilfield Services companies that rely on this metal for their operations. Oilfield service firms like ChampionX and Patterson UTI are the backbone for the North American oil and natural gas industry.

US Supreme Court dismisses state climate lawsuits against oil companies

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected a bid from 19 Republican-led state led by Alabama, to stop five Democratic-led state from pursuing lawsuits against major oil companies for deceiving public about the role that fossil fuels played in climate change. The…

ConocoPhillips sells Ursa and Europa Fields interests to Shell for $735 Million

ConocoPhillips announced on Friday that it will sell its interest in the Ursa Fields and Europa Fields for $735,000,000 to Shell as part of its plan to streamline the company's portfolio. After its $22.5 billion acquisition of Marathon Oil, the company is looking to sell non-core assets in order to reduce debt.

Australia's Origin Energy lowers its APLNG production for 2025

Origin Energy announced on Friday that it expects Australia Pacific LNG to produce less in 2025. However, the company reported a sequential increase of 11% in its second-quarter revenues from its stake in this project due to higher gas prices. The power producer expects production in 2025 from APLNG…

Big Oil is not rushing to "drill, baby drill" this year despite Trump's agenda

Wall Street believes that U.S. energy companies will keep spending under control in 2025, and focus on shareholder returns despite President Donald Trump's calls to "drill baby, drill". This week, Big Oil will report its fourth-quarter results. The outlook for…

Oil industry unlikely rush to Alaska despite Trump’s call for drilling

U.S. companies will not expand their development in Alaska or the Arctic after President Donald Trump signed an executive order that allows them to do so. Industry representatives and company officials said this, pointing out that a future president would be able to reverse Trump's decision. U.S.

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