Canadian Natural Resources Ltd

Canadian Natural Resources’ shares plunge 8% after U.S. takes over Venezuela, sparking fears of a Venezuelan crude influx that could depress North American prices.

Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ) faces tariff, currency, and cash‑flow risks; investors need a bold plan to boost production, cut costs, and secure shareholder value.

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd (CNRL) is positioning itself to grow amid Canada’s pipeline expansion, boosting oil and gas production and shareholder value.

Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ.CA) shows resilient growth, 5%+ dividend yield, and strong earnings outlook—ideal for investors seeking stable energy returns.

Canadian Natural Resources (CNRO) stands strong on the TSX, leveraging Alberta, BC, and Saskatchewan assets to capitalize on resilient natural‑gas demand, cost efficiency, and steady growth prospects.

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd (CNRL) has experienced fluctuations in its stock performance, but its strong financial metrics, strategic positioning, and commitment to sustainability position it as a resilient and forward-thinking player in the oil …

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (CNRL) has demonstrated stable performance in the energy sector, with a moderate stock price fluctuation and a relatively low valuation, suggesting potential opportunities for investors.

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. has reported strong Q2 2025 results, with adjusted net earnings of CAD 1.5 billion and a 10% increase in quarterly production, and has declared a quarterly cash dividend of CAD 0.5875 per common share.

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. reported record Q1 production and earnings, exceeding market expectations, with net earnings of $2.5 billion and adjusted earnings of $4.5 billion.