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| | ... the Fed's plan to hike interest rates in the coming months. Petroleum stocks dropped on lower oil prices. Dow members Chevron and ExxonMobil fell by 1.2 per cent and 1.3 per cent respectively, while offshore driller Transocean lost 2.0 per cent. Pharmaceuticals ... |
| | | ... to $7.10 and Oil Search had found nine cents to $7.25. Caltex Australia was up 43 cents to $34.87 after US energy giant Chevron sold its 50 per cent stake in the fuel distributor, sparking a nine per cent plunge in its share price. Among the banks, Commonwealth ... |
| | | ... Search was 29 cents weaker, down 3.9%, at $7.25. Caltex Australia was down $3.65, or 9.6%, at $34.23 after US energy giant Chevron sold its 50 per cent stake in the fuel distributor and seller. Miners are lower after iron ore prices fell four per cent ... |
| | | ... a level not breached since the year 2000, included Google (+2.1 per cent) and Tesla Motors (+1.7 per cent). Oil giant Chevron fell 1.4 per cent and oil-services company Schlumberger lost 1.6 per cent as crude prices fell sharply on worries about excess ... |
| | | ... early in the day, finished up 1.1 per cent. Rival Halliburton was also down in the morning but finished up 1.8 percent. Chevron (+1.3 per cent) and ExxonMobil (-0.1 per cent) likewise pulled back after sinking in early trade. Morgan Stanley finished ... |
| | | ... fresh-five year low on a forecast by the OPEC cartel for lower demand for its oil in 2015. Dow members ExxonMobil and Chevron skidded nearly 3.0 per cent and 2.0 per cent, respectively. Occidental Petroleum fell 3.0 per cent and oil services company ... |
| | | ... equities suffered another down day as crude prices sank to a fresh five-year low on worries about a supply glut. Dow member Chevron fell 3.7 per cent, while Apache Corp slumped 6.9 per cent. Chinese trade data showed a surprising slowdown in export growth ... |
| | | ... energy to western markets that bypasses Russia" while as per Reuters, the country is "host to oil majors including BP, Chevron and ExxonMobil". Think what Putin could do if, like Crimea, he decides to annex this former state? It'll be another ace under ... |
| | | ... invested $1.4 billion in a partnership with the Russian Sollis in 2011." Reuters lists other US companies "active in Russia": Chevron Corp, General Electric Co, Caterpillar Inc, John Deere, Mars, Cargill Inc, and Kraft Foods. Putin knows this - 'the ... |
| | | ... four-day run. West Australian Premier Colin Barnett, Woodside chairman Michael Chaney, Woodside vice president Rob Cole, and Chevron Australia managing director Roy Krzywosinski are slated to speak. No major equities news is expected. In Australia, the ... |
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