Yahoo Finance Is It Time To Buy XOM Stock As ExxonMobil Continues Its Fight For Hess Oil Fields?
XOM stock has wavered since Exxon reported its earnings results. Exxon is fighting to block Chevron's acquisition of Hess. Is now the time to buy XOM?
XOM stock has wavered since Exxon reported its earnings results. Exxon is fighting to block Chevron's acquisition of Hess. Is now the time to buy XOM?
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The monthly Chinese 'data dump' kicks off the global trading week on Monday, with the slew of top-tier indicators likely to give investors a measure of how much the world's second largest economy is struggling to gain momentum. Producer and consumer prices last week confirmed that the threat of deflation still hangs over China, and retail sales, business investment, industrial production, and house price figures on Monday will give a clearer picture of economic activity. China's central bank is widely expected to leave a key policy rate unchanged when rolling over maturing medium-term loans on Monday, with worsening interest margins and a weakening currency hampering authorities' ability to ease policy.