Halliburton is a multinational corporation that provides a wide range of services and products to the energy industry, particularly in the oil and natural gas sectors
The company specializes in various aspects of exploration, drilling, and production, offering solutions that help clients optimize their operations and enhance the efficiency of resource extraction. Halliburton’s services include project management, engineering, and technology development, which are essential for both onshore and offshore operations. By leveraging advanced technologies and innovative techniques, Halliburton supports its customers in navigating the complexities of the energy market while focusing on safety and sustainability.
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Fourth-quarter revenue in its largest segment, Completion and Production, fell by 4.2% compared to last year. The company also forecast softer 2025 activity in North America.
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The main indices and many stocks peaked at overbought levels early last week, but many stocks still have room for deeper pullbacks to Key Levels. We’ll soon enter the Post-Earnings phase, though short-term choppiness is likely.
