In 48 days of war in the Middle East, there were at least 13 increases (and one solitary cut) in target prices, a new record share price, and a 6.81% appreciation. Galp has no direct exposure to crude production disruption in the Persian Gulf, but the Portuguese oil company's shares have benefited from rising prices.
“Defensive” profile makes Galp the European oil company that gained the least value during the war
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