Oil stocks suffered a leg down on the news. Chevron fell by 0.5% and Exxon declined 0.9% in pre-market trading. In early European trading, Shell was down by 1.3% and BP dropped by 2.3%.

Exxon Mobil remains a solid investment idea amid Venezuela-related oil market uncertainties and some valuation risks. Click for my latest analysis of XOM stock.

When the markets reopened on Monday, however, just three oil company stocks seemed to benefit. Here's why these three oil stocks surged after Venezuelan President Maduro's capture and whether they're likely to reap long-term gains. Image source: Getty Images.

US has launched a military strike on Venezuela. Here's what this geopolitical developments means for XOM shares.

UBS says ExxonMobil’s refining business is undervalued and could lift earnings and free cash flow through 2029.

The plunge in global crude oil prices has taken its toll on Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE:XOM), and the company announced on January 7 that the lower prices could reduce its Q4 2025 upstream earnings

As the energy sector comes back into focus, here are two energy stocks with different growth paths. Both deserve attention now.

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Chevron shares were among the big gainers on Monday as investors gauged the impact of U.S. actions against Venezuela, including the capture of Nicolás Maduro.

Joshua Brown chose Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) as his final trade on CNBC's Halftime Report. Delta, Capital One, and TKO Group also discussed.

Exxon Mobil shows resilience, leads recoveries, trades on cycle profits, and reflects energy sentiment. Check out why XOM stock is a strong buy.