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bp CEO Meg O’Neill discusses bp’s third quarter 2026 results, including financial and operational performance, the energy market environment and the company’s priorities for improving performance.
In this video, Meg O’Neill explains the factors behind bp’s Q3 performance, progress against its performance improvement priorities, and the work still ahead as bp focuses on becoming a simpler, stronger and more valuable company.
Meg also looks ahead to bp’s strategy update on 15 December 2026, where bp plans to set out its longer-term plans, capital frame, metrics and targets.
Topics covered:
• Energy market conditions
• Deepwater Horizon settlement commitments
• bp’s Q3 2026 financial results
• Underlying replacement cost profit
• bp’s operational performance
• bp’s net debt and balance sheet
• bp’s performance improvement priorities
• bp’s December 2026 strategy update
00:00 Introduction to bp’s Results
01:38 bp’s Third Quarter 2026 Results
02:51 bp's Five Priorities for Improving Business Performance
06:10 bp December Strategy Update
As hundreds of thousands across France are expected to take to the street again this weekend to protest the high cost of living, oil and gas giant TotalEnergies has posted record profits for the quarter to September.
The company has kept fuel prices lower than rivals at its pumps, but motorists are wondering whether it could bring them lower still.
The value of President Trump's personal oil and gas stock holdings has nearly doubled since his war with Iran began, according to a report by Democrats on the Congressional Joint Economic Committee. CBS News' Olivia Rinaldi has more.
A new report from Democratic lawmakers estimates President Donald Trump’s oil and gas holdings are worth between $22.5 million and $81.6 million, prompting criticism from California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
The report said Trump’s energy holdings increased by an average of 43% since the end of last year.
Trump reportedly bought between $4.7 million and $17.5 million of oil and gas stocks from March through August, while selling between $2 million and $5.4 million during the same period.
His largest reported positions include up to $23.1 million in Chevron ($CVX) and as much as $18.4 million in ExxonMobil ($XOM).
Newsom cited the report in criticizing Trump, saying the president’s oil investments have gained significantly while Americans face elevated fuel costs.
Newsom’s press office went further, accusing Trump of being aligned with “Big Oil” and arguing that consumers are paying more while his energy holdings appreciate. Those comments reflect Newsom’s political criticism of the president.
The report follows earlier criticism from Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who had also raised concerns about Trump’s exposure to oil companies during the Iran conflict.
Trump has separately highlighted strong profits across the oil industry, while critics have pointed to higher gasoline and diesel prices.
AAA figures cited in the report put the national average for gasoline at about $4.29 per gallon and diesel at roughly $6.35.
Both Exxon and Chevron shares have risen more than 20% since the Iran conflict began, increasing the value of energy-related holdings for investors exposed to the sector.
Buckle up. In an expletive-laden press conference, Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary predicted European air fares will go up by as much as 20% next year. https://t.co/F3BtgN0Q8k
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Stocks slid in a broad retreat from riskier assets as a slate of technology earnings fell short of elevated expectations and escalating hostilities in the Middle East pushed oil prices higher. Deadly attacks in Saudi Arabia heightened concerns that rising Middle East tensions could hit supply, even as exports through the Strait of Hormuz accelerate.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg told investors that a pricey wager on artificial intelligence is delivering results, setting the stage for the company to bet even more aggressively on the market.
Tesla pulled back its spending plans after investment last quarter trailed expectations, clouding Elon Musk’s effort to transform the electric vehicle maker into an AI and robotics company.
Today's guests: Wei Li, BlackRock Global Chief Investment Strategist; Joseph Pinto, M&G Asset Management CEO
"The Pulse With Francine Lacqua" is all about conversations with high profile guests in the beating heart of global business, economics, finance and politics. Based in London, we go wherever the story is, bringing you exclusive interviews and market-moving scoops.
Chapters:
00:00:28 - Meta Goes Big
00:05:00 - Wei Li, BlackRock Global Chief Investment Strategist
00:16:09 - Joseph Pinto, M&G Asset Management CEO
00:25:00 - Jensen Huang Calls Global Pacing of AI Development ‘Ridiculous’
00:30:10 - Nvidia Announces Slew of German Investments
00:42:52 - Putin Releases Hostage, Earns US Praise as Humanitarian
The 71-year-old returned to the Vatican on Saturday after receiving treatment for the most common form of lung cancer.
Dr Luigi Carbone, the Pope’s personal physician, and Dr Stefano Margaritora, his surgeon, said in a statement that the cancer had not spread and “no further treatment is necessary”🔗
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Oil markets open the week on edge after ships hitting mines in the Strait of Hormuz helped drive crude to $110 on Friday, while Ukraine struck a major Russian oil installation near St. Petersburg over the weekend. On Wall Street, Meta's Wednesday earnings report arrives after a brutal week for tech stocks, with the SOX index shedding more than 10% on concerns about AI-related debt.
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Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak daily with leaders and decision makers from Wall Street to Washington and beyond. No other program better positions investors and executives for the trading day than "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Chapters:
00:00 AI Capital Race, Bond Selloff and Record Stocks
05:52 AI Spending Faces a Return-on-Capital Test — Aaron Kennon, Clear Harbor Asset Management
19:02 Democrats May Be Overestimating Their Senate Odds — Tobin Marcus, Wolfe Research
32:14 Can AI Capacity Keep Up With Demand? — Mitchell Green, Lead Edge Capital
43:18 Fed Hike Was Risk Management, Not a Hiking Cycle — Claudia Sahm, New Century Advisors
53:23 Slowing the AI Buildout Could Extend the Rally — Alicia Levine, BNY Wealth
1:07:59 Washington Will Eventually Have to Tax AI — Henrietta Treyz, Veda Partners
1:18:52 Infrastructure Underinvestment Is a Risk — Olivia Wassenaar, Apollo Infrastructure Group
1:29:00 Treasury Refunding May Matter More Than the Fed — Vishal Khanduja, Morgan Stanley Investment Management
1:45:03 Lower Oil Is Key to S&P 500's Next Leg — Scott Chronert, Citi
1:54:31 AI Could Create More Jobs Than It Replaces — Eric Kutcher, McKinsey & Co.
2:09:30 Fed's Choice Is ‘Hike or Bond Spike’ — Mark Cabana, BofA Securities
2:20:04 Nvidia Can Reach $515 — Simon Leopold, Raymond James
Billionaire Ray Dalio warned that artificial intelligence is a “classic bubble” that is nearing a bursting point thanks to rising interest rates and the need to turn wealth into cash.
A rally in stocks came to a halt and global bonds fell as mounting attacks on tankers in the Middle East pushed oil prices higher. Futures for the S&P 500 stood pat after the index hit a record high in the previous session. Europe’s Stoxx 600 fell 0.6%, ending a three-day run of gains. SK Hynix fell nearly 3% in South Korea ahead of the expiry of a lockup on its American depositary receipts.
The Opening Trade has everything you need to know as markets open across Europe. With analysis you won't find anywhere else, we break down the biggest stories of the day and speak to top guests who have skin in the game. Hosted by Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson and Tom Mackenzie.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - The Opening Trade Begins: SpaceX, Oil and Bonds
00:01:35 - Tech Rally, Market Breadth and SpaceX’s $40 Billion Financing
00:04:45 - Strait of Hormuz Attacks Drive Oil and Shipping Costs Higher
00:06:43 - French Bond Selloff and ECB Intervention Risks
00:10:30 - SpaceX Seeks $40 Billion for Nvidia Chips
00:13:47 - Plurimi Wealth Chief Investment Officer Patrick Armstrong on Semiconductors and AI Spending, France, Europe and the US Debt Outlook
00:21:40 - Need to Know: Russia, Israel and HSBC Job Cuts
00:24:41 - European Bonds, French Protests and Fiscal Pressure
00:26:39 - Marine Le Pen’s Budget Plans Under Scrutiny
00:28:08 - UBS IB European Rates Strategy Head Reinout De Bock on French Debt, Italy and European Rates, Europe’s Energy Risks and ECB Policy
00:38:27 - Markets in 3 Minutes: Higher Yields and AI-Led Market Growth
00:42:03 - Stock to Watch: ABN Amro, HSBC and Orange
00:48:03 - European Trading Opens in the Red
00:50:42 - Bank of America US Equity & Quantitative Strategy Head Savita Subramanian on S&P 500 Breadth and Valuations, Why Bonds Are Becoming More Attractive
00:58:58 - European Stock Movers: Bridgepoint, Pennon and Porsche
01:01:14 - HSBC Job Cuts and AI’s Impact on Wealth Management
01:04:14 - Jamie Dimon on AI Investment and Rising Rates, AI Risks and Data Center Expansion
01:11:11 - European Stocks Fall as Bond Yields Rise
01:12:50 - Hormuz Attacks, HSBC Cuts and SpaceX Financing
01:14:00 - Hamilton Lane Co-CEO Erik Hirsch on AI Borrowing and Private Credit Risks, Private Credit, Defaults and Consumer Resilience
01:23:27 - Apollo on Financing the Data Center Buildout
01:25:32 - Iran Steps Up Attacks in the Strait of Hormuz
01:27:14 - Saudi Arabia, Yemen and U.S. Military Support
01:30:13 - French Bond Yields and the ECB Intervention Threshold, FOMC Minutes and the US Yield Curve
01:34:39 - What's Ahead
The news doesn’t stop when markets close. Hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo bring clarity, context and a bit of humor to the weekend’s biggest headlines, LIVE from New York. Joined by The Atlantic Staff Writer Vivian Salama,
“The Profiler” Online Job Scam Hunter Jay Jones, UMich Professor of Public Policy and Economics Justin Wolfers and Fmr. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Middle East and The Washington Institute Research Director for Near East Policy Dana Stroul.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Bloomberg This Weekend Begins
00:02:12 - News Now with Lisa Mateo
00:04:48 - US Sep. Nonfarm Payrolls Rise 29,000 M/M; Est. +90K
00:07:37 - Black Unemployment Rose Sharply in September
00:12:45 - US Stocks Advance After Lower Sept. Jobs Report
00:17:59 - Lisa Mateo with News Now
00:19:58 - Trump Campaigns Through Alabama, Texas, Oklahoma
00:24:09 - Dennis Rodman Joins Trump at Texas Rally
00:25:37 - Alberta Separatists Show Trump’s Limits in Canada
00:30:48 - O Clamato: “The Caesar,” Alberta’s Native Cocktail
00:31:29 - News Now with Lisa Mateo
00:33:08 - South Africa Steps Up GBV Fight After 11th Woman Found Dead
00:37:53 - Can Burnham Dismantle Thatcher’s Revolution?
00:41:29 - BTW with Lisa Mateo
00:48:29 - Top of the Hour with Bloomberg This Weekend
00:50:15 - Headlines with Lisa Mateo
00:53:07 - Trump Rules Out Diesel Export Ban After G7 Decision
01:00:49 - Bessent: Iran to Have No Oil on the Water This Week
01:02:36 - Senate Battleground Widens Ahead of November
01:04:01 - Blanche: DOJ Not Reopening Criminal Probe Into Powell
01:06:29 - News Now with Lisa Mateo
01:08:06 - Nearly 3 Years Since October 7 Attack on Israel
01:19:59 - “The Profiler” Takes on Fake Job Listings & AI Fraud
01:29:59 - Travelers Finding Luxury Hotels in Small Spaces
01:36:59 - Top of the Hour with Bloomberg This Weekend
01:37:34 - Headlines with Lisa Mateo
01:40:43 - Bessent: “I Feel Like An Emergency Room Doctor…The American People Were Backed Over By the Inflation Mack Truck”
01:43:23 - Wolfers on US Sep. Nonfarm Payrolls Rise 29,000 M/M; Est. +90K
01:46:20 - US Sep. Two-Month Payroll Net Revision -60K
01:51:01 - Next Fed Rate Decision Coming October 28
01:54:59 - Lisa Mateo with News Now
01:56:33 - Pressure Builds On Iran as Trump Expands US Military Experience
02:04:22 - Bessent: Iran to Have No Oil on the Water This Week
02:08:30 - News Now with Lisa Mateo
02:10:18 - Brazil Election to See Lula, Bolsonaro in Tight Race
02:18:30 - Pointed: The News Quiz for Risk Takers
