The best performing stock in the FTSE 100 was BP, which traded near 400p for the first time since April. The oil major rose 3 ...

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BP PLC closed 22.88% short of its 52-week high of £5.21, which the company reached on August 5th.

BP PLC closed 28.69% short of its 52-week high of £5.21, which the company reached on August 5th.

BP (NYSE: BP) expects varied Q2 results due to lower oil prices, higher production, and seasonal demand shifts. Debt ...

BP ( ($BP) ) has risen by 7.90%. Read on to learn why. BP’s stock has experienced a notable rise of 7.90% over the past week, driven by several key ...

BP expects weaker second-quarter profits due to falling oil and gas prices despite higher output and refining margins.