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Chevron shares climb 2.35% after Q2 operating cash flow jumps to $22.6 billion

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Chevron's Q2 results showed a sharp jump in operating cash flow ($22.6B vs $8.6B y/y) and strong conversion to free cash flow, supporting higher shareholder returns via dividends and buybacks. The stock's post-earnings rise underscores an earnings-driven catalyst for CVX, with sensitivity to sustained oil and gas pricing and geopolitical risk influencing forward cash-flow expectations.
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Chevron (CVX) reported 2024 second-quarter results before the market opened on July 31, posting operating cash flow of $22.6 billion, up 163% year over year. For the first half, operating cash flow totaled $25.1 billion and adjusted free cash flow was nearly $20 billion. The stock rose 2.35% to $196.83 on the day and is up 19% from its $165.69 low on July 1.