The geopolitical tensions caused by the conflict between Israel and Iran have led to a sharp rise in oil prices, with WTI crude oil futures up 6 points to $73 per barrel. ExxonMobil's daily production exceeds 4 million barrels, and a $10 increase per barrel will result in billions of dollars in profit; meanwhile, Chevron, with its diversified global operations and rigorous management, is expected to benefit from the restricted Iranian output. Analysts warn that oil prices may fall after the situation eases and recommend taking quick profits while prices are high.

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