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21/09/26 -"We raise our reference EPS to USD 5.76 in 2026, USD 5.57 in 2027 and USD 4.70 in 2028. Our price assumptions explain part of the increase. We raise Brent to USD 91.5/bbl in 2026 from USD 87/bbl, and ..."

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