Trump’s policy positions, historical track record, and economic philosophy suggest significant shifts in energy production, regulation, trade, and foreign policy. The big question is: what does this mean for the global oil industry in 2025 and beyond? This update talks about this and much more.
1. MMV: Impact of Trump on Oil and Gas – FREE
The U.S. presidential election always reverberates across the global economy, but with Donald Trump projected to return to the White House, the implications for the oil markets—both in the U.S. and globally—are particularly profound. Trump’s policy positions, historical track record, and economic philosophy suggest significant shifts in energy production, regulation, trade, and foreign policy. The big question is: what does this mean for the global oil industry in 2025 and beyond?
Read the article above to learn about this in more detail.
2. MST: China’s growth, Eurozone sentiment and US manufacturing – PREMIUM
China’s economy showcased a resilient growth trajectory, with GDP expanding 4.8% year-on-year through the first three quarters of 2024, totaling approximately 94.97 trillion RMB ($13.33 trillion USD). Economic sentiment across the Eurozone dampened in November, with the ZEW Index dropping from 20.1 in October to 12.5, signaling fading optimism. Consumer optimism in the US reached its highest level since 2021, buoyed by expectations of 2.6% inflation over the next 12 months. Services, the backbone of the economy, surged as the ISM Purchasing Managers’ Index climbed to 56.0, signaling robust expansion.
3. HALIBURTON: Q3 Takeaways – PREMIUM
In Q3 2024, Halliburton (HAL) introduced an innovative hybrid magnet motor called TrueSync. Quarter-over-quarter, the revenues in the company’s Completion and Production operating segment decreased by 3% in Q3.HAL’s cash flow from operations strengthened (17% up) in 9M2024 compared to a year ago. Read more in this article by Avik Chowdhury.
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