On July 29, ConocoPhillips rose 3.06% in regular trading, trading at $118.24 USD/share, with turnover of $26.22 million. Reports emerged that Iran launched multiple missiles, effectively breaking the brief ceasefire that had crushed oil prices just days earlier, reigniting geopolitical risk premiums across the energy sector.

On July 27, WTI crude had plunged over 8% to approximately $82/barrel after the US paused its 13-day air campaign against Iran and an Omani delegation arrived in Tehran for diplomatic talks on Hormuz Strait transit arrangements. ConocoPhillips had fallen over 3% in that session alongside broad sector weakness. The apparent collapse of the ceasefire reversed that selloff, lifting exploration and production stocks broadly. Among sector peers, Venture Global surged 7.03%, EOG Resources gained 3.82%, Canadian Natural Resources rose 3.71%, Devon Energy advanced 3.49%, and Expand Energy Corporation climbed 2.21%.

ConocoPhillips is an independent exploration and production company operating in 17 countries with a diversified, low-cost portfolio. The company is scheduled to report earnings on August 6, with consensus EPS expectations of $2.96.

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