Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. closed 22.2% short of its 52-week high of C$56.50, which the company achieved on April 10th.

Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. closed 21.1% below its 52-week high of C$56.50, which the company achieved on April 10th.

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Limited (TSX:CNQ; NYSE:CNQ), a prominent player in the Canadian oil and gas sector with a market capitalization of $63.8 ...

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“A 10 per cent tariff would imply a $4 to $6 per-barrel levy and (a price discount on Canadian heavy oil) of $15 to $16,” RBC Capital Markets analyst Greg Pardy said in a research note on Sunday, ...