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Oil majors report record profits as Brent holds above $113

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Wars involving Iran and Ukraine have disrupted refineries and shipping, tightening fuel supplies.

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  1. Shell, TotalEnergies double profits; Sinopec up 64%
  2. Oil majors post record profits as refining margins surge
  3. Oil majors report record profits as Brent holds above $113

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Saturday, October 31, 2026 · Day 3 · Energy · Houston, United States · United States of America

Oil majors report record profits as Brent holds above $113

Exxon reported third-quarter profit of $15.4 billion and Chevron $9.9 billion. Refining earnings drove the gains. Brent crude rose 2.37% to $113.43 a barrel. US gasoline is up 34% and heating oil 74%, one report said.

Why it matters: High fuel costs are squeezing households and feeding into US midterm politics.

Sources: OilPrice, OilPrice, CNBC · See it on the globe

Friday, October 30, 2026 · Day 2 · Energy · Houston, United States · United States of America

Oil majors post record profits as refining margins surge

Exxon reported $15.4 billion in third-quarter profit, more than double a year ago. Chevron nearly tripled to $9.9 billion. BP earned $8.46 billion. Shell and TotalEnergies doubled profits.

Why it matters: Higher fuel costs for drivers and businesses are producing large gains for oil companies.

Sources: OilPrice, OilPrice, CNBC · See it on the globe

Thursday, October 29, 2026 · Day 1 · Energy · London, United Kingdom

Shell, TotalEnergies double profits; Sinopec up 64%

Refining margins lifted Shell and TotalEnergies to their best quarter since 2022. Sinopec profit rose 64%.

Why it matters: Consumers pay high fuel prices as oil firms gain.

Sources: MercoPress, OilPrice · See it on the globe

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