NYSE:XOM 14 February 2026 - 16 June 2026

Woodside Energy Shares Dip to A$28.62 After Oil Pulls Back; Company Says No Exxon Talks
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Woodside Energy Shares Dip to A$28.62 After Oil Pulls Back; Company Says No Exxon Talks

Woodside Energy Group shares closed at A$28.62 on Thursday, down 1.2%. The stock hit its session low at the close, bringing its two-day loss to about 4.7%. Volume was 6.6 million shares. Woodside shares slid as outside forces hit the stock. The S&P/ASX 200 Energy index shed 1.16% on Thursday, with investors cutting earnings forecasts for oil firms. Woodside supplies a lot of liquefied natural gas, or LNG, which is natural gas cooled into a liquid for shipping.
June 18, 2026
Woodside bounces off lows, trading uneven after Exxon news and oil slide
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Woodside bounces off lows, trading uneven after Exxon news and oil slide

Woodside Energy Group Ltd rose Tuesday in Sydney, breaking its losing run but still under recent session highs. The stock closed at A$30.04, up 58 cents, or 1.97%. It opened at A$29.46 and traded between A$29.33 and A$30.08. The S&P/ASX 200 barely moved, finishing 0.04% higher at 8,917.70. Energy names outperformed, with the sector up 1.10%. Oil’s latest drop weighed on the sector, including Woodside. Brent crude lost about 5% to settle at US$78.92 a barrel Tuesday—its weakest in three months, Reuters reported—as talk swirled over a potential U.S.-Iran agreement that might boost shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. That hurts Woodside, since oil and LNG producers trade off expected prices for these commodities. LNG contracts, often tied to oil
June 16, 2026
Woodside Energy Drops After Oil Slide and Less Chatter on Possible Exxon Deal
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Woodside Energy Drops After Oil Slide and Less Chatter on Possible Exxon Deal

Woodside Energy Group Ltd dropped hard Monday as oil prices moved lower, putting pressure on the shares even as the Australian market gained. The stock closed at A$29.46, down A$1.77 or 5.67%. Woodside traded in a range from A$29.30 to A$31.23 during the session. While the S&P/ASX 200 rose 110 points, or 1.25%, to 8,914 on hopes that cheaper oil could ease inflation and rates, energy names struggled. The S&P/ASX 200 Energy index fell 5.58%, with Woodside leading the sector move lower. Oil prices fell hard. Brent and WTI dropped about 5% after the U.S. and Iran agreed to end hostilities and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a key channel for oil and LNG cargoes. Reuters reported Brent down at
June 15, 2026
Woodside Energy Edges Around A$31 With Oil Risk Back in Play
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Woodside Energy Drops in Sydney After Browse Project Update, U.S. Shares Move on Exxon Talk

Woodside Energy Group Ltd. lagged behind the broader Australian market on Friday after it increased its bet on the stalled Browse gas project. Shares fell 0.92% to finish at A$31.23. The S&P/ASX 200 gained 1.98% to 8,804. A later report tied to takeover talk offered investors a new angle on the story. The day’s move in Woodside shares looked tied to the company’s own news and commodity moves. Woodside triggered the move by exercising its pre-emption right on PetroChina International Investment’s 10.67% stake in the Browse Joint Venture. The company said it will pay US$225 million and reimburse CNPC for cash-call contributions after June 30, 2025. There’s also a possible extra US$175 million due if the joint venture makes a
June 12, 2026
Rio Tinto’s Copper Hunt In Canada’s North Comes Right As An Oil Town Faces Its Next Act
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Rio Tinto’s Copper Hunt In Canada’s North Comes Right As An Oil Town Faces Its Next Act

Rio Tinto is looking to start copper exploration in the Sahtu region of Canada’s Northwest Territories this summer, filing an application as regulators weigh the area’s future with its main oil site nearing shutdown. The miner wants the green light for its CopperCap project, set in the Mackenzie Mountains roughly 160 km from both Tulita and Norman Wells. That timing puts extra emphasis on the application—this isn’t just another field program. Imperial Oil is planning to wind down its Norman Wells oil and gas site, its oldest Canadian operation, with production ending in the third quarter of 2026 as the reservoir runs dry. The company expects closure, remediation, and reclamation will stretch across roughly 20 years.
May 12, 2026
Exxon Mobil’s rare Australia gasoline shipment shows how the Strait of Hormuz shock is rewriting fuel trade
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Exxon Mobil’s rare Australia gasoline shipment shows how the Strait of Hormuz shock is rewriting fuel trade

Exxon Mobil is set to move at least 300,000 barrels of gasoline out of the U.S. Gulf Coast, headed for Australia to meet its own import needs, according to four sources familiar with the situation. The company has secured two medium-range tankers—Largo Eagle and Nord Ventura—to take on cargo in Houston sometime between March 13 and 18, loading a combined 600,000 barrels. The last tracked gasoline shipment on this route, based on Kpler data, was from Marathon Petroleum’s Garyville facility back in December 2023. Shipping costs run close to $6 million per vessel, or about $20 for each barrel, and the final price tag “will depend heavily on the magnitude and duration of the conflict,” said James Noel-Beswick, an analyst
March 5, 2026
Exxon stock watch: Oil jumps 10% on Iran conflict, setting up a big Monday for XOM
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Exxon stock watch: Oil jumps 10% on Iran conflict, setting up a big Monday for XOM

New York, March 1, 2026, 11:17 — The market is closed. Exxon Mobil Corporation shares start the week with oil traders bracing for a supply jolt. Brent crude prices jumped roughly 10%, changing hands at about $80 a barrel in weekend over-the-counter action—those are private deals happening outside regular futures trading hours. The rally came after U.S. and Israeli strikes hit Iran, stoking worries about a broader supply hit.
March 1, 2026
Exxon (XOM) stock slides as court fight and oil signals set up a holiday-shortened week
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Exxon (XOM) stock slides as court fight and oil signals set up a holiday-shortened week

New York, February 14, 2026, 11:08 EST — Market closed. Exxon Mobil shares finished Friday at $148.45, down 1.0%, with U.S. markets shut through Monday for the Washington’s Birthday holiday. The stock now heads into a shortened week with two fresh headlines on its tape: a federal court ruling tied to recycling messaging and a safety incident at its Beaumont, Texas complex.
February 14, 2026