Weatherford and HighPeak Energy Shares Fall as Oil Prices Drop to Pre-War Lows

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Shares of Weatherford and HighPeak Energy declined sharply 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 signs of progress toward ending the war. Weatherford, a mixed or offshore upstream exploration and production company, dropped 4.5 percent, while U.S. shale exploration and production company HighPeak Energy fell 2.9 percent. The broader S&P 500 energy index fell about 2.45 percent, with West Texas Intermediate crude down roughly 4 percent to near 70 dollars a barrel and Brent down about 4 percent to near 74 dollars, the lowest since February 27. The resumption of tanker crossings with transponders on, safety guarantees cited by the International Maritime Organization, and the International Energy Agency estimating UAE exports near 85 percent of pre-war levels contributed to the price decline. Separately, President Trump ordered a Department of Justice probe into why pump prices have not fallen faster, accusing oil companies of gouging.

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HighPeak Energy, Inc
HPK
▼ NegativeSupplyrelevance

Oil prices fell to pre-war lows due to resumed tanker transit through Strait of Hormuz and progress toward ending the Iran conflict, directly hurting HighPeak Energy's revenue outlook.

Weatherford International plc
WFRD
▼ NegativeSupplyrelevance

Oil prices fell to pre-war lows due to resumed tanker transit through Strait of Hormuz and progress toward ending the Iran conflict, directly hurting Weatherford's revenue outlook.

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