A 4.89% jump to $134.79 follows this morning's Q3 earnings beat, an outsized one-day move for a $65 billion integrated producer that rarely swings this hard. Keep an eye on whether the gain holds into the close.
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Refining carried the quarter: downstream earnings hit a record $1.55 billion, enough to beat on both lines even after a third-party pipeline outage shut Kearl for days and forced a cut to the 2026 production target. Management is accelerating buybacks to finish the current program by year end and says more surplus cash is coming in 2027.
A 4.40% drop to $130.96 takes roughly $2.8 billion off a $63.3 billion energy name that rarely moves this hard in a single session. Whether it holds above the open of $136.99 into the close is the thing to watch.
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