With Exxon Mobil’s stock price plunging on March 3, 2017, the company’s stock fell more than 80% within a week of its IPO.

But it rose again on May 5, with the company seeing its market value rise from $18 billion to nearly $200 billion.

That was before the government announced that it would be ending a subsidy program that had given Exxon the right to buy up to $8 billion worth of petroleum futures from U.S. producers every year.

The company is still paying $2.4 billion a year for that privilege, a price it had to pay before the program was ended in 2020.

Exxon’s stock, on the other hand, soared in the weeks that followed the company announced its plans to sell off its entire oil production portfolio, which it now estimates is worth $45 billion.

Exxon is still the largest oil company in the world.

It also owns the largest U.C.B.I. office in the country.

This week, as investors watch how Exxon Mobil is faring, its stock was up more than 40% for the year.

But after Exxon’s IPO, the stock price fell sharply and it has now dropped more than 50% in 2017.

Exxon Mobil, of course, is the largest publicly traded oil company on the planet, and its share price has risen from about $15 in 2016 to nearly 50 this week.

So what happened?

Why did Exxon’s market value fall so much?

It’s important to note that the U.K. government ended its support for Exxon Mobil in 2020, and many other major U.N. programs that were supposed to keep the price of petroleum in check also ended up being eliminated.

But Exxon Mobil still maintains a huge market value and is a very profitable company.

The bottom line is that the market price of oil is determined by how much it is traded and sold.

That means it’s the value of the oil that matters, and that the price is determined more by how many people are buying and selling it, not the market value.

Exxon, like many companies, has been a major buyer and seller of oil and gas for decades.

But this was a different time, in a different era, when there was a lot more demand for the oil.

Oil has historically been a commodity that people wanted to buy and sell.

The reason that oil is a commodity today is that it’s cheap.

Cheap oil is much easier to produce, because oil is easier to extract.

It’s much easier for someone to refine and ship the oil out of a refinery than it is to drill a well, because the cost of the process is so low.

The U. S. and Canada are major producers of oil, and we import most of the petroleum we use in the United States.

We have a surplus of oil that’s not being sold, but there’s a lot of unused oil.

It makes sense to use as much oil as possible when we have the oil and we have a glut in the market.

In the 1980s, when the oil market was much less volatile, it was cheaper to sell oil than to buy it.

But the oil price has been falling for a long time.

This is because the price has fallen because demand for oil has been declining for a while.

The market has stopped buying oil because there’s no need for it.

It used to be that when oil prices went down, there was plenty of oil left over to go buy.

Now there’s not enough oil to go around.

But oil prices are falling because demand has fallen.

The same thing is happening with gas prices, which are falling.

Gas is still cheaper to produce than oil, but that’s changing.

So, in general, we are seeing an increase in the amount of oil in the marketplace that is being used for consumption.

And that’s causing the price to go down.

The fact that oil prices have been going down is a big reason why we are not getting the surplus oil we need for future use.

What’s driving this decline?

The price of the commodity is falling because there is less demand for it, and less demand means less supply.

There are still a lot fewer barrels of oil out there in the field than there used to have been.

That has to be part of the reason why oil prices fell so much, because there was less demand.

But there is also a huge glut of oil.

A lot of the production that was used to make oil, as we mentioned, has not been used in years.

That’s causing oil prices to go lower.

What happened to the market share of other oil producers?

Well, there is a large amount of speculation in the oil markets.

That is, oil companies are buying up assets and then selling them off at a profit.

But speculation also tends to lead to prices that are too low, because companies will take risks and try to take on new oil assets in the hope of making money. That