Tariffs Hit Halliburton’s Core Fracking Business
- Halliburton reported first-quarter results on April 22, showing reduced profit compared to the previous year.
- Lower drilling activity in North America and Mexico contributed to this significant decrease in earnings.
- International revenue eased two percent primarily due to less drilling and project management work in Mexico.
- The company posted $204 million profit, down sharply from $606 million during the same period last year.
- Halliburton warned that tariffs and lower activity will negatively impact second-quarter earnings.
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Halliburton CEO: Risk and Trump tariff uncertainty dominate oil markets despite overall bullishness
President Trump’s tariffs, global economic concerns, and OPEC oil production hikes have added much more risk and uncertainty to the industry and will continue to deflate the company’s stock price in the near term, Halliburton chairman and CEO Jeff Miller said. Halliburton was the first of the so-called Big Three oilfield services firms—along with SLB and Baker Hughes—to report its first-quarter earnings, which fell short of analyst expectations …
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