


Crude oil prices have slumped this year. Brent, the global oil price benchmark, has fallen more than 10% on the year, pushing it into the low $60s. That slump will impact the cash flows that oil companies produce. However, some oil stocks are in a better position to handle lower oil prices than others. TotalEnergies (NYSE: TTE), ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM), and Chevron (NYSE: CVX) stand out to a few Fool.com contributors for their ability to continue thriving at lower crude prices. Heres a closer l...
Oil prices have slumped this year. Brent, the global oil benchmark, has fallen nearly 15% already this year and was recently in the low $60s. Several factors have weighed on crude oil prices, including OPECs decision to increase its production at a time when global demand growth is slowing because of tariffs. Lower oil prices will affect most oil stocks. However, some companies are in a better position to weather lower oil prices than others. Chevron (NYSE: CVX) is one of those companies. Its ...
Last year was one for the record books for Chevron (NYSE: CVX). The energy giant increased its global production by 7% and U.S. output by 19% to record levels. The company also returned a record $27 billion in cash to shareholders through dividends and repurchases. The oil company is in an excellent position to build on last years record performance in 2025. Heres a look at what fueled Chevrons record results last year and why this year could be another one for the record books.Where to inves...
Chevron (NYSE: CVX) holds a treasure trove of low-cost natural gas resources across the U.S. This lower-carbon fuel could play a significant role in powering the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution. That technology requires a tremendous amount of electricity to power the specialized chips needed to run AI applications in data centers. The energy company is taking a major step to capitalize on this opportunity. Its partnering with a leading investment firm (Engine No. 1) and GE Vernova (NYSE...