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Chevron Corporation is a Produces, transports & sells oil and natural gas
| Last Price $ 104.15 |
Last Trade Jul/01 - 16:04 |
| Change $ -0.68 |
Change Percent -0.65 % |
| Open $ 104.78 |
Prev Close $ 104.83 |
| High $ 104.88 |
low $ 103.78 |
| 52 Week High $ 105.00 |
52 Week Low $ 69.58 |
| Market Cap 196,291,753,606 |
PE Ratio 1.31 |
| Volume 6,117,715 |
Exchange NYE |
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Dow Jones component Chevron Corporation (CVX) saw its stock move -0.65% to $104.15, representing a per-share move of $0.68, on volume of 6.09 million shares for Friday.
Chevron Corporation currently has a total float of 1.88 billion shares and moves 6.48 million a day, on average. The stock opened at $104.78 on July 01 and traded between a low of $103.78 and a high of $104.88. The stock now has a 50-day SMA of $101.31 and 200-day SMA of $90.41, and it has a high of $105.00 and low of $69.58 over the last year. Its P/E ratio is 151.9 and its P/B ratio is 1.31.
Chevron Corp manages its investments in subsidiaries and affiliates and provides administrative, financial, management and technology support to U.S. and international subsidiaries that engage in integrated energy and chemicals operations.
Based out of San Ramon, CA, Chevron Corporation has 61,500 employees and is helmed by CEO .
For a deeper dive into the fundamentals of Chevron Corporation, check out equities.com’s E.V.A. report for CVX.
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