Sustained elevated oil prices are expected to serve as a key catalyst for oil and gas equities in the near term.
Global oil prices have surged back above the $100-per-barrel mark, underscoring the unpredictable impact of the Middle East conflict on global energy flows.
With last week’s developments, the Vietnam stock market's downward trend may continue this week, accompanied by some intraday technical rebounds.
In the short term, the Vietnamese stock market will also be negatively affected by the downtrend of global stock markets.
Despite their strong price gains, the story of oil and gas stocks may be far from over. The restructuring process and valuation re-rating appear to be only at an...
As tensions escalate in the Middle East, particularly between Israel and Iran, investors are turning their attention to shipping stocks that may benefit from rising oil...
The net profit of PetroVietnam Transportation Corporation (PVTrans, HSX: PVT) is expected to increase 14.3% yoy and 4.9% yoy in 2024-25F, respectively, thanks to the...
Investors with medium-term aims are interested in oil and gas shares, in addition to bank stocks.
According to Tien Phong Securities Corporation (TPS), the Block B - O Mon project is being progressed immediately, with some oil and gas stocks benefiting directly.
Securities companies have positively evaluated the stocks of enterprises in the port and maritime transport sector such as HAH, GMD, and PVT.
Despite plans to increase its fleet, PetroVietnam Transportation Corporation (PVTRANSRANS, HoSE: PVT) expects lower business plan than in 2023.
According to Mr. Nguyen The Minh, Director of Research and Macro Analysis at Yuanta Securities Vietnam, even if oil prices remain around $80 per barrel, oil and gas...
VNDirect expects oil tanker freight rates to remain high in the near future due to the upcoming embargo of the EU on Russia.
Although there is a high potential for LNG projects development, these projects have faced some challenges.
Vietnam’s oil and gas industry could continue to look positive in 4Q21 thanks to recovering oil prices.
There are similarities in the global economy between the 2020-2021 period and the 2009-2010 period when oil prices significantly hiked after the 2008 financial crisis.
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