Shares fell 3.9% following ConocoPhillips’ earnings, as investors appeared disappointed by the updated guidance, which trimmed annual production estimates due to ongoing disruptions in Qatar and higher royalty rates at Surmont. Despite solid operational performance elsewhere, the revised outlook and acknowledgment of macro uncertainty weighed on sentiment.
ConocoPhillips reported strong third-quarter performance, exceeding production guidance and raising its full-year outlook while enhancing shareholder returns, including an 8% dividend increase.