Chevron Experiences Modest Dip Amidst Market Fluctuations
Stock Closes Down 2.33% on September 3rd, Analysts Watch for Future Trends
September 4, 2025 – Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) saw its stock price decline by 2.33% yesterday, closing the trading day at $158.06. This modest dip, representing a $3.77 decrease from its previous close of $161.83, comes amidst broader market movements.
The oil and gas giant experienced some volatility throughout the day. Opening at $160.00, Chevron reached an intraday high of $161.85 before finding its low at $157.02. Despite the day’s downturn, the stock showed a slight rebound in after-hours trading, gaining $0.050 (0.032%) to reach $158.11.
Chevron’s current market capitalization stands at 32.36 trillion, with a P/E ratio of 20.40, indicating investor valuation relative to earnings. The company maintains an attractive dividend yield of 4.33%, with a quarterly dividend amount of $1.71, which continues to be a draw for income-focused investors.
Looking at its broader performance, Chevron’s 52-week high is $168.96, while its 52-week low is $132.04. This provides context to yesterday’s closing price, showing it remains within its annual trading range.
Analysts will be closely monitoring Chevron’s performance in the coming days, particularly in response to global energy prices and any company-specific news. While a single day’s decline is not uncommon, continued vigilance will be key for investors tracking the energy sector.
