$BP
BP plc
PRICE
$28.32 ▲0.141%
Extented Hours
VOLUME
11,915,114
DAY RANGE
27.3 - 28.33
52 WEEK
21.64 - 34.3
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@Alpha #decarolis
Kashkari della Fed: dopo luglio, potremmo aumentare a un ritmo di 50 BP fino a quando i prezzi non si raffreddano.
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@Alpha #decarolis
BP ritiene che la tassa sui guadagni inattesi del petrolio e del gas del Regno Unito abbia un impatto pluriennale.
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@singletary #StockTraders.NET
fuck missing that lol. should be full bp on the others
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@Alpha #decarolis
Finora, gli sforzi di BP per trovare un acquirente hanno avuto poca trazione - Fonti. **BP tratterà col gruppo CNPC e Sinopec sul palo di Rosneft. - Fonte.** Secondo quanto riferito, la BP si avvicinerà alle major energetiche statali sulle risorse russe.
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@singletary #StockTraders.NET
was going to keep it open for a fade to 8.2 or 8.1 but fat fingerd my stop and placed the order. so will hope for higher and lots of bp next week
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@trademaster #TradeHouses
By Tom Westbrook SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian equities hit three week highs on Wednesday as investors fled a meltdown in bond markets and sought refuge in cash, carry trades and beaten-down sectors such as technology, while the Ukraine conflict's threat to supplies kept oil prices firm. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 1% to its highest since early March, with hefty rises in Hong Kong technology firms leading the way. (HK) In Japan, autos joined in as the Nikkei rose 3%. European futures were last up 0.8% and FTSE futures up 0.5%, though things were more muted for U.S. futures, which climbed 0.2% after rallying on Tuesday. [.N] Battered e-commerce giant Alibaba (NYSE:BABA), which recently expanded a buyback program, rose 6% and in Tokyo out-of-favour tech investment firm SoftBank Group rose 7%. "(Stocks) sold off too much and you see a bit of a rally," said Jun Bei Liu a portfolio manager at Tribeca Investment Partners in Sydney, but she added it had the flavour of hedge fund short covering rather than new money piling in. "We are facing a lot of interest rate increases, which is going to put a lid on valuation. We just won't see the sort of valuation expansion we saw over the last many years." Still, stocks' resilience has been noteworthy in the face of very heavy dumping of bonds since the U.S. Federal Reserve gave hawkish guidance at its March meeting and chair Jerome Powell sounded even more aggressive in a speech on Monday. Losses extended in early Asia trade then moderated leaving benchmark 10-year Treasury yields, which rise when prices fall, up 2 basis points (bps) at 2.4009% and having climbed a whopping 58 basis points for the month so far. Two-year Treasury yields, up 76 bps in March, steadied at 2.1796%. "The move higher in yields stretching over the past two weeks has been the largest one since the global financial crisis and even then the moves were within a couple of basis points of what we are experiencing now," said NatWest Markets' rates strategist Jan Nevruzi. "At some point the market might start pricing in an economic downturn, particularly if the Fed embarks on a series of 50 bp hikes." DISRUPTION Among the event due later on Wednesday, British inflation data was set to be released at 0700 GMT, while speeches from Powell and Fed officials James Bullard and Mary Daly would also be watched for clues on the rates outlook. Rising interest rates elsewhere and surging oil prices have sent Japan's yen into a tailspin by sucking money abroad in search of better yields and to pay up for energy imports. The yen is down 5% on the dollar in March and it made a six-year low of 121.41 in the Asia session. [FRX/] Higher yielders, among major currencies, have been beneficiaries and the Aussie and New Zealand dollars have hit their strongest levels on the dollar since last November. [AUD/] Both held near those peaks with the Aussie kiwi $0.6956 late in the Asia session. The euro held at $1.1036. Commodity markets have been kept on edge by anticipated supply disruptions from war in Ukraine and were firm against a lack of tangible progress toward peace. Oil steadied at lofty heights, with Brent crude futures up 1% at $116.67 a barrel and U.S. crude up 1% to $110.34. [O/R] Grain prices remained supported by supply concerns, especially for delivery later in the year. [GRA/] "Those gains are a sign that the market is setting itself to be without much Black Sea supply well into season 2022," said Tobin Gorey, an agriculture commodity strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia (OTC:CMWAY) in Sydney.
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Key Metrics
Market Cap
90.96 B
Beta
0.65
Avg. Volume
12.71 M
Shares Outstanding
3.22 B
Yield
4.56%
Public Float
0
Next Earnings Date
2022-08-02
Next Dividend Date
Company Information
CEO: Robert Dudley
Website: https://www.bp.com/
HQ: 1 St Jamess Square, SW1Y 4PD London
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