Shell shares rise 2.32% in Tuesday premarket after company lifts 2024 operating guidance
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Shell shares moved higher after the company raised key 2024 operational guidance across integrated gas, LNG liquefaction, upstream production, and refining utilization/margins, implying stronger near-term cash generation. Management also lifted its long-term LNG demand outlook and cited Strait of Hormuz shipping disruption as a short-term tailwind to spot LNG pricing. The July 30 earnings report is the next catalyst as expectations have risen.
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Shell (SHEL) rose 2.32% in Tuesday premarket trading after the company raised key operating guidance for 2024, including Integrated Gas output, LNG liquefaction, Upstream production, refinery utilization and refining margins. Shell also lifted its 2026 LNG demand outlook and said shipping disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz have temporarily pushed up LNG spot prices. The next major catalyst is Shell’s July 30 earnings report, with Wall Street expecting EPS of $2.83 versus $1.44 a year earlier.
