Exxon Mobil and Chevron are scheduled to report their third quarter earnings on Friday, October 28, before Wall Street’s opening bell. The energy behemoths are coming off historical record profits in the previous quarter, which are expected to experience a minor decline in Q3 as oil and natural gas prices have corrected moderately lower from their 2022 peaks.

Chevron’s stock has been gaining ground in the short-term after its sharp decline came to a halt at the 132.40 region. In addition, the ascending 50- and 200-day simple moving averages (SMAs) combined with the price action being near the upper Bollinger band are promoting a bullish technical picture. The short-term oscillators suggest that near-term risks are tilted to the upside.

Dollar spun around by mixed data, eventually resuming its slide along with yields Tech and oil earnings stretch S&P 500’s monthly gain to 9% But some caution as weak Asian manufacturing PMIs lift yen Fed rate hike bets continue to waver The US dollar has started August on the backfoot as markets are increasingly convinced that the Federal Reserve’s rate hike days are numbered, while Wall Street has just notched up its best month since November 2020, cheered by more upbeat earn

Exxon Mobil and Chevron are scheduled to report second-quarter earnings on Friday, July 29, before Wall Street’s opening bell. The energy behemoths are anticipated to post record profits as the long-lasting supply-demand imbalance in the oil market, which deteriorated by the fallout from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, continues to generate bumper earnings for the broader sector.

Dollar steadier but month-long rout probably not over yet, yen firmer too S&P 500 closes at another record high but stocks slip today amid some jitters Copper soars past $10,000 a tonne, oil moderates after boost from upbeat US GDP Don’t fight the dovish Fed The US dollar is on track for its worst 4-week run since last July and looks set to end the month with losses of at least 2.5%.

Markets go into risk averse mood as Trump threatens China with new tariffs Dire data, ECB inaction and mixed earnings further dent risk sentiment Liquidity thin due to May Day holiday; ISM manufacturing PMI coming up Trump’s tough on China rhetoric is back, spooks markets US President Donald Trump raised the prospect of fresh tariffs on China on Thursday as his administration seeks ways to retaliate against China’s handling of the COVID-19 outbreak.

US oil giants Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp are set to announce their first quarter earnings results on Friday, May 1, amid the oil industry facing its worst crisis in a generation. It goes without saying then that both Exxon and Chevron will report a big drop in revenue when they announce their results before the market open. But with no one actually doubting that the oil sector will be able to bounce back once the market rebalances itself, investors will be trying to ascertain who will com