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HG Energy Rel Val Snapshot: HG Energy 2026 Mid-Year Outlook Webinar; Shell 2Q Trading Statement
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HG Energy Rel Val Snapshot: HG Energy 2026 Mid-Year Outlook Webinar; Shell 2Q Trading Statement
J P M O R G A N North America Credit Research
08 July 2026
HG Energy Rel Val Snapshot
HG Energy 2026 Mid-Year Outlook Webinar; Shell 2Q
Trading Statement
North America Corporate Credit -
Energy (IG)
Matthew Anavy, CFA AC
(1-212) 834-3568
matthew.a.anavy@jpmorgan.com
High Grade Energy 2026 Mid-Year Outlook Webinar: Please join us on Amanda Fischer
Thursday, July 9th, 2026 at 11:30am ET to participate in our HG Energy 2026 (1-212) 834-2641
amanda.fischer@jpmchase.com
Mid-Year Outlook Webinar. We will be joined by our partners in trading and J.P. Morgan Securities LLC
syndicate who will provide additional insights, followed by a Q&A session at the
end of the webinar. Please use the following link to register: Register Here
RDSALN 2Q26 Trading Statement Update - Positive Implications: Overall,
the update supports a constructive read-through for Q2, with stronger Integrated
Gas and LNG performance, resilient liquids trading, and a recovery in chemicals
pointing to potential upside versus JPM estimates. Working capital guidance
appears broadly in line, while the operational detail suggests the key earnings
variance is likely to be driven by better gas and downstream performance.
• Liquids trading appears to have held up well, consistent with a strong Q1
performance, while gas trading looks significantly stronger than the prior
quarter. Chemicals is also expected to be positive for the quarter, marking the
first positive contribution in several quarters. Working capital inflow of $1bn–
$6bn is broadly consistent with JPM equity estimate of $4bn. Overall, the
update points to upside risk versus JPM equity estimates for Q2 adjusted net
income of $7.2bn and CFFO of $14.6bn.
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