BP expects a rise in upstream production and higher refining margins in its products segment to boost earnings, but warned of a weak contribution from its oil trading division.
BP expects third-quarter upstream production to rise from the previous quarter and anticipates a boost of up to $400 million from higher refining margins in its products segment.
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