For the second straight quarter, Exxon Mobil, Royal Dutch Shell and most of the world’s largest oil companies are poised to report quarterly earnings that pale in comparison to a year ago, when results were buoyed by crude prices that topped out near $150 a barrel. The April-June results may be somewhat better than first quarter earnings, which were the lowest in several years, but declines of 50 percent or more from a year ago are likely to be the norm. That’s what happens when oil prices plunge more than 60 percent.....Complete Story
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