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China's CNOOC makes record interim profit on higher oil prices, output
Source: reuters.com
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CNOOC reported record first-half net profit, lifted by higher oil prices amid the Iran war and increased production. The earnings strength is driven by favorable crude pricing and output gains, supporting profitability relative to prior periods. The news is modestly positive for the company given the sector sensitivity to oil price moves.
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