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A 5.69% slide to $28.35 lands the same day Cenovus filed its Q3 earnings, taking roughly $3 billion off a $52.3 billion producer. Moves this size are rare for the name, so watch whether it holds the $28 handle into the close.
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A 5.34% slide to $125.96 takes roughly $3 billion off a $59.5 billion oil sands name, and it comes the same day Cenovus, a Canadian oil peer, reported Q3 results. The stock has moved after all three of Cenovus's last earnings reports, 3.4% on average.
U.S. Refining operating margin jumped to $1,377 million from $253 million a year earlier, powering a 21% EPS beat even as revenue missed expectations. Production topped one million BOE/d for the first time.
A 4.52% slide to $31.99 takes roughly $2.7 billion off a $59 billion producer in a single session, an outsized day for a name that usually grinds rather than gaps. Watch whether it holds above the $32 line into the close.
Both Petrobras lines are up double digits at the open, with the preferred shares leading at 11.4%, a rare size of move for a mega-cap oil name. The worst loser, Navitas Semiconductor, is off just 4.2%.