Exxon, Chevron Want In as Trump Remakes Global Oil Market
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- What actions or policy changes are being attributed to President Trump
- What Exxon and Chevron are seeking to “get in” on (a project, a market opening, a deal, a sanctions change, or a regulatory shift)
- Where this is happening (U.S., specific countries, OPEC context, sanctions regimes, export rules, pipeline approvals, etc.)
- Any stated impacts on oil production, crude prices, refining, exports, or fuel supply
- Who reported it and any quoted statements or numbers
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