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BP expects ‘exceptional’ first quarter oil trading results
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BP hails ‘exceptional’ trading as oil prices soar in Iran war
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BP flags 'exceptional' oil trading performance as Iran war chokes supply
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BP flags 'exceptional' oil trading results in Q1
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BP Sees Exceptional Oil Trading Result as Middle East War Fuels Volatility
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BP Says Oil Trading Result Was ‘Exceptional’ as Prices Soared
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BP sees ‘exceptional’ oil trading result as Iran war sends crude costs soaring
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BP sees ‘exceptional’ oil trading result as Iran war sends crude costs soaring
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BP sees ‘exceptional’ oil trading result as Iran war sends crude costs soaring
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BP expects ‘exceptional’ first quarter oil trading results
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BP reports 'exceptional' oil trading
While BP's upstream production remained broadly flat, the conflict in the Middle East has created a lucrative environment for its trading desk.
Analysts have upgraded profit forecasts for the firm by 20%, even as ordinary households and businesses struggle with record-high fuel costs.
The company's net debt is expected to rise slightly due to working-capital requirements, but its overall financial position remains robust.
The news has drawn criticism from political leaders who argue that energy firms are profiting from a global crisis while consumers bear the brunt of inflation.
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