Dow Jones Top Energy Headlines at 4 PM ET: Oil Futures Give Back Some Gains | Diesel ...
Oil Futures Give Back Some Gains
Oil futures returned some of the previous session's gains after the U.S. hit back at Iran, as expected, for an attack on its bases in Jordan.
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Diesel Back in Spotlight as Middle East Conflict Escalates
A global shortage of diesel, made worse by Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries and lower Chinese refinery runs, has kept prices rising with implications for economies and inflation.
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Natural Gas Rises After Storage Data
U.S. natural gas futures rose with September making its debut as the new front month.
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American Oil Majors Trying to Get Into Venezuela Have Hit a Wall
Exxon, Chevron and others are jockeying for the best oil fields, but talks aren't progressing as quickly as the Trump administration hoped.
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Shell Turns Refineries Up to 11 During Oil-Price Surge
The energy giant's strategy to run refineries at full tilt has helped drive a surge in profits.
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Valero Profit Soars on Major Revenue Gains
Valero Energy said its earnings surged in the second quarter, thanks to sturdy fuel demand.
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Energy & Utilities Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on the Gulf Cooperation Council, crude oil futures and more in the latest Market Talks covering energy and utilities.
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Brookfield, NextEra to Develop $100 Billion Data Center Campus in Kentucky
A partnership of energy, infrastructure and utility companies plan to develop a data center campus on the Energy Department's Paducah site in western Kentucky, repurposing the land as part of a privately-funded project.
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How China Went From Dream Customer to a Nightmare for Big Oil
The country's need for crude is much more flexible than the market thought.
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Eni Hikes Share Buyback Again After Conflict Gives Earnings Boost
The Italian oil major raised its full-year share buyback as second-quarter production growth coincided with higher oil and gas prices triggered by the Middle East conflict.
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Saudi Arabia has a new, and pricier, workaround to export its oil
Loadings at a Mediterranean port have picked up as Saudi Arabia races to offer its oil to buyers through a lengthier - and more expensive - backdoor.
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Big Oil Is Raking In Billions From the Iran War. Can It Avoid Trump's Fury?
The industry is contending with one of its toughest challenges yet under the Republican administration.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
July 30, 2026 16:15 ET (20:15 GMT)
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