BP Forecasts Q2 Oil Trading Gains as Upstream Output Expected to Fall to 2.17-2.22M Barrels

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According to Jin10 data, BP said on July 14 that it expects its second-quarter oil trading business to continue achieving growth, but upstream oil and gas output will be lower than the first quarter. The company forecasts Q2 upstream daily production will be between 2.17 and 2.22 million barrels of oil equivalent, down from 2.34 million in Q1, driven by seasonal maintenance and Middle East regional tensions.
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