Occidental Cancels Oil Hedging Amid Iran Conflict‑Driven Price Swings
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Occidental Petroleum Corp. has abandoned a new oil hedging program after the escalating conflict in Iran has intensified market volatility.
The Houston‑based company said it would not proceed with the hedges, citing the sharp price swings triggered by the war in Iran. The decision follows a broader trend of market uncertainty as geopolitical tensions rise.
The move underscores the impact of regional instability on global energy markets, with Occidental’s cancellation reflecting concerns over sustained price volatility.
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