On July 29, Occidental rose 3.75% in regular trading, trading at $55.955/share, with turnover of $24.1272 million.

On the news front, a full-scale escalation of Middle East geopolitical conflicts placed significant pressure on both the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea shipping lanes, rapidly elevating market risk-off sentiment and driving a sharp rebound in crude oil geopolitical risk premiums. Brent crude had previously rebounded strongly from around $70 to approximately $100, with surging energy prices lifting the oil and gas sector broadly.

Within the Integrated Oil & Gas sector where Occidental belongs, the sector rallied collectively. Among individual stocks, Equinor ASA up 6.56%, BP PLC up 3.98%, Exxon Mobil up 3.46%, Chevron up 2.96%, SHELL up 2.43%. Additionally, Occidental is scheduled to report second-quarter earnings on August 5, with consensus EPS estimates at $1.94, and institutional sentiment leaning bullish.

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