A major Eastern European energy giant just watched its profits nosedive 70%. The culprit? A brutal cocktail of depressed crude prices, elevated interest rates, currency headwinds, and ongoing aerial strikes targeting infrastructure. Turns out the "energy dominance" narrative isn't aging well when margins get crushed from every angle. Markets are taking notes.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 10h ago
Oh no, this wave of Eastern European energy giants has directly experienced a 50% Slump. It feels good to watch, but what does this mean? War, oil prices, and Exchange Rate pressures in succession, who can withstand it... The narrative of energy hegemony is indeed disappointing.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 11-29 07:52
Damn, 70% of the profits have evaporated, what the hell is the energy advantage for?
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 11-29 07:49
Energy giants' profits have plummeted by 70%, and now the story of "energy hegemony" can't be told anymore.
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With the triple pressure of war, Exchange Rate, and Intrerest Rate, even the toughest companies have to kneel.
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Eastern European energy giants are being pressed down and rubbed against the ground; this is called reality.
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What happened to the promised energy independence? A round of airstrikes and Interest Spread nearly wiped it out.
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A 70% fall... I just want to know how Wall Street views this matter now.
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The profit collapse can be explained with just four reasons, it's indeed ruthless.
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With both geopolitical issues and economic cycles, energy stocks have been really hard to bear in the past two years.
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At times like this, you can see who the real "energy giants" are; they can't withstand the hype.
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War + recession, the mining and energy zone is a bit chilly.
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 11-29 07:44
Even energy giants can't withstand this, this wave of impact is really harsh.
A major Eastern European energy giant just watched its profits nosedive 70%. The culprit? A brutal cocktail of depressed crude prices, elevated interest rates, currency headwinds, and ongoing aerial strikes targeting infrastructure. Turns out the "energy dominance" narrative isn't aging well when margins get crushed from every angle. Markets are taking notes.