TTE TotalEnergies SE

Sector: Energy
Industry: Oil & Gas Integrated
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Date Headline Sentiment
Shares of oil and gas-related companies are trading higher amid multiple catalysts including renewed Iranian focus on striking vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran's hardline stance on nuclear enrichment limits, and Houthi rebel strikes on Saudi Arabia. Also, elevated refined product prices, refining margins, and tanker day rates are benefiting the wider sector.
95.47%
TotalEnergies shares are trading higher after the SLB announced a 15-year agreement with the company to use the DrillPlan coherent well planning and engineering solutions.
95.15%
'France and Germany say diesel promise to Trump won’t require new stock release' - Politico Exclusive
92.74%
'Diesel falls sharply as EU considers releasing 50mn barrels under pressure from Trump; Trump has asked Europe to release at least 100mn barrels of diesel to the markets' - FT Exclusive
89.86%
Reported Earlier, 'Europe weighs new diesel stocks release after US pressure, sources say' - Reuters Exclusive
93.12%
'TotalEnergies to invest $10 billion in Argentina, CEO Pouyanne says' - Reuters
93.5%
TotalEnergies CEO Says There Was A Big Debate Whether We Should Declare Force Majeure On LNG
89.83%
TotalEnergies CEO Says We Evaluate Opportunities In Venezuela, If We Invest It Has To Be A Sustainable Contract; There Was A Big Debate Whether We Should Declare Force Majeure On LNG
91.25%
TotalEnergies CEO Says We Are More And More Confident We'll Find More Oil In The Suriname Basin; We Could Accelerate Mozambique Phase 2 Quicker; U.S. Diesel Export Ban Is A 'Bad Idea'; Doesn't See Any Alternative Apart From Using Strategic Reserves If Ban Happens
91.25%
TotalEnergies CEO Says Post-Dividend Break-Even Will Be Lowered To $35 From $50; Production Growth Of 2%-3% To 2035 Is Achievable Without Big M&A; Upstream President Terraz Says Expect To Deliver Additional $4B-$5B Of Cash Flow From Operations Between 2025-2030 In All Price Scenarios, Targets First Oil Production From Uganda's Kingfisher And Startup Of EACOP Pipeline By End Of Year; Expects Tilenga Oil Production To Start In First Half Of 2027, Later Than Previously Announced
91.25%