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Chevron Fuels Up: Stock Rises Amidst Energy Market Movements

Oil Giant Sees Positive Gains, Bolstered by After-Hours Activity

SAN RAMON, CA – August 30, 2025 – Chevron Corp. (NYSE: CVX) experienced a solid uptick in its share price on Thursday, August 29th, closing up by 0.80%, or $1.28, to reach $160.60. The increase reflects a positive day for the energy major in the global markets.

The trading day began for Chevron at $159.70, and while it saw some fluctuations, shares climbed to a high of $161.10. The lowest point during regular trading was $159.45, demonstrating a recovery and sustained upward momentum. The closing price of $160.60 comfortably surpassed its previous close of $159.32.

Adding to the optimistic sentiment, after-hours trading further boosted Chevron’s stock by $0.100, a 0.062% gain, settling at $160.70. This consistent positive movement underscores investor confidence in the company’s operational strengths and its position within the energy sector.

Chevron commands a substantial market capitalization of 32.86KCr, solidifying its status as one of the world’s leading integrated energy companies. Its P/E ratio stands at 20.73, suggesting a reasonable valuation relative to its earnings.

Over the past year, Chevron’s 52-week high was $168.96, and its 52-week low was $132.04. The current price of $160.60 places it firmly towards the higher end of this range, indicating strong performance and growth over the past twelve months.

For shareholders, Chevron remains an attractive option for income, offering a robust dividend yield of 4.26% and a quarterly dividend payout of $1.71. This strong commitment to returning capital to investors makes it a favored stock for those seeking consistent income.

The positive trading session on August 29th highlights Chevron’s continued ability to perform well in the dynamic energy market. As the company focuses on its upstream and downstream operations and adapts to evolving energy demands, its stock performance will remain a key indicator for the sector.


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