Permian Resources CorporationOil prices fell to pre-war lows as tanker traffic resumes and peace talks progress, reducing supply fears and lowering crude prices, which directly impacts Permian Resources' revenue.
Shares of Permian Resources and Vitesse Energy declined as crude oil prices fell to their lowest level since the start of the Iran conflict, driven by tankers resuming transit through the Strait of Hormuz and progress toward ending the war. Permian Resources dropped 2.8% and Vitesse Energy fell 2.3%, while the S&P 500 energy index lost about 2.45%. WTI crude fell roughly 4% to near $70 and Brent about 4% to near $74, the lowest since February 27, the day before U.S.–Israeli strikes on Iran. The resumption of tanker traffic with transponders on and the IEA estimating UAE exports near 85% of pre-war levels eased supply fears, while a potential peace deal opens a 60-day negotiation on lifting Iranian oil sanctions that could restore roughly 3 million barrels per day of exports. Permian Resources remains up 29.2% year-to-date but trades 17.4% below its 52-week high of $22.52 from May 2026.
Permian Resources CorporationOil prices fell to pre-war lows as tanker traffic resumes and peace talks progress, reducing supply fears and lowering crude prices, which directly impacts Permian Resources' revenue.
Vitesse Energy IncOil prices fell to pre-war lows as tanker traffic resumes and peace talks progress, reducing supply fears and lowering crude prices, which directly impacts Vitesse Energy's revenue.
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