Chevron (CVX) is a late-July 2026 earnings name with a cooling two-year regime (±3.4% vs ±3.7% decade). Below is its earnings behaviour as of July 16, 2026.
CVX earnings at a glance
CVX’s decade-long average earnings move is about ±3.7%, with the last two years at ±3.4% (cooling). The 95th-percentile tail is about ±6.3%.
Does CVX beat its implied move?
The implied move is what the options market prices in before the report. CVX’s actual peak move has topped the implied in about 62% of recent reports (10 of 16).
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How CVX’s moves are distributed
Use the live implied move against this distribution rather than a single average.
Recent CVX earnings
January 2026 peaked near +3.6% vs ~±2.3% implied. May 2026 peaked near −1.8% vs ~±3% implied.
IV rush and IV crush on CVX
Implied volatility builds into the report (the IV rush) and collapses afterward (the IV crush).
What CVX’s earnings data means for options
These figures are a reference point, not a signal. Compare the live implied move in the EarningsWatcher app.
Frequently asked questions
When is Chevron (CVX) earnings date in July 2026?
Chevron reported on Friday, July 31, 2026, before the market open.
What is CVX's implied move for earnings July 31, 2026?
Options priced a plus or minus 5.1% move into the July 31, 2026 report. The realised move is published once the following full session completes.
How much does CVX move on earnings?
Over the last 10 years, CVX's average earnings-day peak move was about plus or minus 3.7%, with the last two years averaging about plus or minus 3.4%. The 95th-percentile move is about plus or minus 6.3%.
Does CVX usually beat its implied move?
About 62% of recent reports with tracked implieds (10 of 16).