Pioneer Natural Resources Stock News

Favorable commodity prices and production are likely to have aided Pioneer Natural???s (PXD) upstream activities in Q3.

U.S. oil and gas production is seen as a safe bet and a positive amid geopolitical conflicts and market volatility. Energy production globally is a source of economic development.

In the most recent trading session, Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD) closed at $245.16, indicating a +0.09% shift from the previous trading day.

Oil production cuts this year by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and their allies have given the U.S. the price incentive it needed to lift domestic output to its highest level o

A vision for emissions, CCS, and hydrogen are making the company an indispensable influence-shaper for the oilfield as well as climate projects.

The Permian basin may become a blueprint for a high-performance supply chain from upstream drilling to LNG and petrochemical products.

Neal Dingmann, managing director of energy research at Truist, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss oil consolidation, geo-political risk surrounding oil prices, and more.

Off mid-October highs, all major indices are down roughly -0.4%: the Dow -160 points, the S&P 500 -17 and the Nasdaq -57.

Inversion of Yield Curve Tight at 14 bps.

In the closing of the recent trading day, Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD) stood at $255.23, denoting a +1.35% change from the preceding trading day.

As the global oil market focuses its attention on the oil-supply risks tied to the war between Israel and Hamas, U.S. production has climbed to its highest level on record and it's expected to continu

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In an ever-changing global economy, the stock market remains full of opportunities. The past year has been a roller coaster for many sectors.

ExxonMobil is an internationally diversified energy giant. The integrated energy company increasingly focuses on U.S. energy production.

Enterprise Products Partners has the scale and history to be an important consolidator in the midstream sector. Chevron is already on the prowl for its next deal.