Occidental Petroleum Aktie News

Occidental Petroleum has been paying down its debt and is poised to benefit from higher oil prices.

Occidental Petroleum Corp (NYSE: OXY) is inching higher this morning after Israel launched an airstrike on Iran, resulting in a meaningful increase in oil prices. Brent crude gained as much as 7.0% today following reports that Israel's attack has killed senior Iranian officials, sparking fears of broader regional escalation.

It's bullish when insiders invest their own money into their companies — especially when those executives and directors have a record of savvy timing.

The last few years have been rough for the oil and gas sector. Mounting environmental pressure and imbalances in the rates of supply and demand have pushed Brent crude oil to fall to less than $65 per barrel throughout 2025 so far, down from $81 in 2024.

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He may be set to step down as head of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A -1.17%) (BRK.B -1.35%) at the end of this year, but most of the conglomerate's stock holdings are still Warren Buffett's picks. So if you're looking for Buffett-approved ideas, Berkshire's portfolio is still the place to find them.

Occidental and Chevron are two excellent but very different oil companies. Chevron is an excellent dividend/total return stock, while OXY should provide capital gains as well. OXY is somewhat misdescribed as an integrated oil company; it's actually an odd but highly efficient exploration and production company with no downstream business but a midstream chemical unit. OXY is best understood by ...

U.S. oil prices increased on increased Ukraine-Russia tensions.