Oil prices surge due to geopolitical tensions, benefiting Shell and BP stocks, which play a significant role in stabilizing ...

Analysts have praised the performance of oil giants Shell and BP, which have helped drag the FTSE 100 to new gains.

The $198 bln oil major keeps getting asked about a bid for its struggling $77 bln UK rival. Right now, there’s little reason for boss Wael Sawan to pursue a deal. But the M&A math could look quite a ...

BP and Shell have been back in favour with analysts as oil prices surged off the back of the escalating conflict in the ...

With a bold strategic reset, can the BP share price start catching up to its outperforming rivals? And if so, how much money ...

Shell proved it has tremendous execution with its goals and has adopted the right strategy with its asset blend. Click here ...

For one thing, Shell’s shares may continue to rise ... and it has a more leveraged balance sheet. If oil prices languish at $60 a barrel, BP is expected to cut annual buybacks by 70% in 2026 ...

Shell's focus on LNG, renewables, and efficiency under new leadership, paired with strong profits and undervalued shares, ...

Shell shares have fallen with the oil price, slumping almost 10% in 12 months. They’re still up 67% over five years though. That’s less than half the drop suffered by FTSE 100 rival BP.

Shell shares have fallen with the oil price, slumping almost 10% in 12 months. They’re still up 67% over five years though. That’s less than half the drop suffered by FTSE 100 rival BP. Shell seems to ...