Halliburton Sees Signs of Price Recovery, Shares Dip

Halliburton Sees Signs of Price Recovery, Shares Dip
Idle oil production equipment is seen in a Halliburton yard in Williston, North Dakota April 30, 2016. Andrew Cullen/Reuters
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Halliburton Co. sought to convince investors on April 22 that weak pricing which has undermined oilfield services providers over four years was on the verge of turning a corner.

Better-than-expected revenue in North America, along with the company’s claim that prices were bottoming out, initially drove shares in the oilfield services giant almost 5 percent higher after it published first-quarter results.