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Deep Fundamental Analysis

Oil and Gas, Mint Finance

Suhas Reddy

Oil and Gas

Commodities

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<li>WTI fell 7.7% as Hormuz de-escalation hopes faded, while easing IV and weaker speculative positioning pointed to a more cautious oil market.</li>
<li>Energy ETFs broadly tracked crude lower, with XOP and IXC among the biggest laggards, while utilities proved more resilient amid the broader risk-off move.</li>
<li>Occidental delivered its strongest free-cash-flow quarter since 2022, beating earnings expectations and raising its dividend as debt continued to fall.</li>
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WTI fell 7.7% as Hormuz de-escalation hopes faded, while easing IV and weaker speculative positioning pointed to a more cautious oil market.
Energy ETFs broadly tracked crude lower, with XOP and IXC among the biggest laggards, while utilities proved more resilient amid the broader risk-off move.
Occidental delivered its strongest free-cash-flow quarter since 2022, beating earnings expectations and raising its dividend as debt continued to fall.


Energy Weekly (W/E 07/Aug): Oil Reprices Hormuz Risk, Positioning Turns Cautious, and Oxy Beats

Crude Oil

Energy Weekly (W/E 07/Aug): Oil Reprices Hormuz Risk, Positioning Turns Cautious, and Oxy Beats