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BP needs $60 oil

BP's late 2016 spending spree and a refinery outage have seen the company lose ground.

Haydn Black
BP chief executive Bob Dudley.

BP chief executive Bob Dudley.

It missed analyst expectations by almost $167 million as profits from oil and gas production rose alongside higher crude prices but were offset by weaker than expected earnings from refining.   BP,...

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