BP reports third-quarter loss of $2.5Bln and explained as accounting effects of liquefied natural gas risk
Tuesday, 02 November 2021
UK major BP reported a loss for the third quarter of $2.5 billion, explained as the accounting effects of liquefied natural gas risk management, compared with a $3.1Bln profit for the previous 2021 quarter and $450M of losses posted in the same three months of 2020.
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