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On April 25, SLB NYSE: SLB reported one of its more difficult quarters in years. Yet that may be the least important thing about this oilfield services leader, formerly known as Schlumberger.

APA Corporation was the top contributor during the quarter. SLB Limited advanced during the quarter as investors grew more confident. Fiserv declined over the quarter despite reporting inline earnings results.

SLB N.V. remains a soft Buy despite near-term headwinds, supported by resilient technology-driven segments and solid Q1 2026 results. Digital and Production Systems segments are delivering high-margin growth, offsetting declines in Reservoir Performance and Well Construction due to geopolitical disruptions. Q1 2026 revenue beat expectations at $8.72 billion, with profitability in line, though some segments face pricing and activity pressures from the Iran conflict.

CLB's Q1 earnings meet estimates but fall Y/Y as a revenue miss and Middle East disruptions weigh on both key segments.

U.S. Fund A Shares (without sales charge*) posted a return of 1.17% in first quarter 2026. Leading contributors in the First Eagle U.S. Fund this quarter included gold bullion, Exxon Mobil Corporation, Noble Corporation PLC Class A, IPG Photonics Corporation and SLB Limited. The leading detractors in the quarter were Workday, Inc. Class A, Oracle Corporation, Salesforce.com, Inc., Meta Platforms, Inc. Class A and Universal Health Services, Inc, Class B.

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Goldman Sachs raised its Q4 2026 Brent crude forecast to $90 per barrel on April 27, 2026, up from a prior $80 forecast, citing extreme inventory draws from the prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz tied to the ongoing US-Iran conflict.