United States Oil Fund, LP
No SEC Form 4 filings for $USO in the last 30 days.
United States Oil Fund, LP (USO) filed a 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. For the six months, it reported net income of $618.3M versus a $32.66M net loss a year earlier. Q2 2026 showed a net loss of $365.4M and diluted EPS (limited partner) of $(20.89). The fund held 22,431 NYMEX WTI contracts and tracks a benchmark oil futures contract.
Oil proxies fell across Latin America after the US Oil Fund (USO), which tracks WTI crude futures, closed down 5.19% at $115.78. Petrobras shares (ADR) fell 1.78% to $18.72, YPF dropped 2.78% to $49.64, and Ecopetrol eased 1.75% to $16.31, amid weaker China and Europe demand signals, softer refinery margins, and higher Americas supply.
Latin American oil stocks fell after a sharp drop in the WTI crude proxy USO. The United States Oil Fund (USO) fell 5.46% to $122.12 on Aug. 3, 2026, pressuring major regional names. YPF fell 2.82% to $51.06, Petrobras fell 1.75% to $19.06, and Ecopetrol fell 1.01% to $16.60.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 6 news stories mentioning USO (United States Oil Fund, LP). Coverage has skewed bearish: 2 bullish, 0 neutral, and 4 bearish.
Recent USO coverage spans market movers, sector analysis and earnings.
The filing provides fresh, fund-specific performance and operations data that can shift near-term positioning in oil-linked exposure.
USO is the immediate driver of the cross-asset read-through described in the article.
USO’s rout signals immediate risk-off in WTI-linked exposure, likely pressuring oil equities and energy ETFs tied to crude moves.
ETF performance is presented as highly sensitive to geopolitics and oil volatility, implying elevated trading risk for longs.
Lower oil expectations are directly pressuring USO, making it a near-term momentum and risk proxy for energy inflation fears.
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United States Oil Fund, LP (USO) filed a 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026. For the six months, it reported net income of $618.3M versus a $32.66M net loss a year earlier. Q2 2026 showed a net loss of $365.4M and diluted EPS (limited partner) of $(20.89). The fund held 22,431 NYMEX WTI contracts and tracks a benchmark oil futures contract.
1 min readOil proxies fell across Latin America after the US Oil Fund (USO), which tracks WTI crude futures, closed down 5.19% at $115.78. Petrobras shares (ADR) fell 1.78% to $18.72, YPF dropped 2.78% to $49.64, and Ecopetrol eased 1.75% to $16.31, amid weaker China and Europe demand signals, softer refinery margins, and higher Americas supply.
7 min readLatin American oil stocks fell after a sharp drop in the WTI crude proxy USO. The United States Oil Fund (USO) fell 5.46% to $122.12 on Aug. 3, 2026, pressuring major regional names. YPF fell 2.82% to $51.06, Petrobras fell 1.75% to $19.06, and Ecopetrol fell 1.01% to $16.60.
4 min readExxonMobil and Chevron reported quarterly results boosted by U.S.-Iran war-driven oil price gains, with Exxon profit up to $14.5B and Chevron net income rising near 400%. U.S. crude averaged above $92 from April to June. Oil and energy ETFs including USO, DBO, BNO, XLE and CRAK saw strong YTD returns, but prices have recently fallen as prospects for easing tensions were discussed by President Trump.
7 min readU.S. stocks rose Monday, with the Dow up about 560 points (around +1.1%) and the Nasdaq and S&P 500 up more than 1% by late morning, as falling oil prices and upbeat AI-related sentiment supported markets. The U.S. Oil Fund (USO) fell about 6%. Alphabet shares rose about 5.3% after cloud growth news, while Nvidia gained about 3.1%.
6 min readU.S. stocks fell Tuesday morning as tech shares retreated after Monday’s surge. The Dow dropped over 570 points before partial recovery, the S&P 500 fell about 2.2%, and the Nasdaq fell about 3.6%. Chip stocks declined, including NVDA (-4%), INTC, MU, MRVL, AMD, and ARM. Wells Fargo analyst Ohsung Kwon said the “sugar rush” behind the AI-led rally likely ended; WTI crude eased to about $89.34.
5 min readLatin America energy stocks mostly rose as the US Oil Fund (USO) closed at $129.17, up 1.33%, amid a narrative of tighter crude supply and steady demand. Petrobras gained 1.46% to $19.40 and YPF rose 0.75% to $52.54. Ecopetrol fell 1.58% to $16.77 on Colombia policy risk, despite the oil rally.
4 min readThe Wall Street Journal, citing U.S. officials, reports President Trump ordered a new U.S. offensive against Iran that could start this weekend. Operations could last several days, amid stalled negotiations after Iran’s attack on U.S. personnel in Jordan. SPY and QQQ fell about 0.5% after-hours, while USO rose about 3%.
3 min readOil prices swung on uncertainty around US strikes against Iran, with a pause in attacks pushing USO down about 8% over five days. Michael Arone of State Street Investment Management said energy fundamentals improved and margins rose. Energy ETFs cited: USO +75% YTD, XOP +29%, XLE +26%, NLR -20%, ICLN +1%, FAN +10%.
5 min readMarketWatch reports the United States Oil Fund (USO) rose about 58% since Feb. 27, outperforming WTI crude futures, which gained about 26% since the start of the Iran war, according to FactSet and Dow Jones Market Data. USO tracks WTI futures and benefited from backwardation roll yield as contracts expired. USO closed at $129.31 on Wednesday.
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