BP Says Lower Oil Prices Will Weigh on Earnings
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 11 – BP expects higher second-quarter oil and gas production after shifting strategy to fossil fuels amid investor pressure, despite lower prices impacting results by up to $800 million.
- Lower oil and gas prices are expected to reduce BP's earnings in the second quarter, despite higher output and stronger refining margins.
- BP anticipates mixed results due to declining oil prices and seasonal demand shifts.
- Brent crude averaged $67.88 per barrel in the second quarter, a decrease from $75.73 in the first quarter.
- The company emphasizes that its outlook is subject to ongoing market, regulatory, and geopolitical uncertainty.
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