BP

BP said it is raising returns for shareholders and rebalancing investment between oil and gas and its cleaner energy projects.

BP is set to join its peers by reporting record annual profits, but will shareholder returns continue to lag its peers?

See why shareholder distributions will impact how the stock trades in the aftermath of its earnings report...

See why shareholder distributions will impact how the stock trades in the aftermath of its earnings report...

BP failed to shine like its peers as its withdrawal from Russia hit the company in the first quarter, but can it get back on track in the second?

Surging oil prices will undoubtedly help the British oil giant, but those gains could be offset by the company’s decision to exit its nearly 20% position in Russia’s government-controlled oil producer Rosneft...

BP’s strong relationship with Russia has seen the stock lose ground since conflict in Ukraine erupted last week, while other oil stocks have rallied on higher prices.

If there is one positive from Russia's attack on Ukraine, it has been how Putin's needless act of aggression has managed to unite a previously fragmented association of countries and their people into a global coalition fighting for Ukraine.

BP swings into profit. Oil steady ahead of API.

Markets are expecting BP to follow in Shell’s footsteps by accelerating distributions to shareholders as cashflow improves thanks to higher oil and gas prices.

BP has deleveraged itself, putting in a solid position to grow dividends and buybacks amid rising oil and gas prices. We explain what to expect from the earnings and consider how BP shares could react.