Iran Offers Hormuz Deal as Supermajor Earnings Week Begins Iran offers to end Hormuz chokehold if US lifts naval blockade. Brent reported above $107. ExxonMobil and Chevron report Q1 Thursday. Matador CFO/COO swap filed.
BKR Q1: Services Splits in Two — IET Soars While OFSE Stalls Baker Hughes Q1 confirms the services bifurcation: IET orders up 54% YoY at record $33.1B RPO while OFSE faces Middle East pressure. WTI holds $91 after a wild $10 swing. Helix and Hornbeck merge deepwater assets.
Services Sector Green-Lights Q2: BKR, LBRT, and PTEN All Signal the Inflection Has Arrived Thursday's oilfield services earnings were unusually coordinated in their message: Q1 was the trough, Q2 is the inflection. Baker Hughes, Liberty Energy, and Patterson-UTI all reported the same morning, and the common thread running through all three was striking. Frac fleets near full utilization. Price increases being
WTI at $96, Brent Above $105: Iran War Reshapes Global Crude Flows WTI is trading at $96.49 intraday, up $6.88 (+7.68%), and Brent has broken above $105 — the Iran war premium is doing what war premiums do: compressing risk tolerance across every Atlantic Basin supply chain. The real story isn’t the price alone; it’s what’s happening