Equinor Trading Profits to Beat Forecast as War Spurs Volatility
Original Report
Equinor ASA said first-quarter earnings from its marketing, midstream and processing business will exceed its guidance of about $400 million, with the Middle East conflict driving “significant...
Equinor ASA said first-quarter earnings from its marketing, midstream and processing business will exceed its guidance of about $400 million, with the Middle East conflict driving “significant volatility.”
Glass House Analysis
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