E&P Earnings Recap: Mixed Results From Shale Producers

First-quarter earnings from shale producers Continental, Concho, Devon, Encana and Antero come in strong but with mixed results.

Ellen

Chang

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Mon, 05/06/2019 - 07:45 AM

E&P companies reported mixed first-quarter results despite a rebound in crude oil prices from the decline at the end of 2018.

Continental Resources Inc., Concho Resources Inc., Devon Energy Corp., Encana Corp. and Antero Resources Corp. are among E&Ps that have reported results so far this earnings season.

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E&P Earnings Recap: Mixed Results From Shale Producers

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