2023年4月24日 · Pippa Stevens is a markets reporter for CNBC who focuses on the topic of energy. She first joined the CNBC team in 2015 as a producer on the network's daily 12pm show Halftime Report, and later joined CNBC.com's team as a markets and energy reporter in 2019.

Pippa is a markets reporter for CNBC, focused on all things energy. She was previously a producer on CNBC's daily 12pm show "Halftime Report." Pippa graduated from Princeton …

2023年4月7日 · CNBC senior vice president Dan Colarusso sent out the following on Friday: I’m very excited to announce Pippa Stevens, who has been on double-duty digital and TV, will now serve as a full-time on-air reporter. Pippa will add general assignment coverage to her beats, which already include renewables and the daily oil close.

2024年3月20日 · Pippa Stevens is an American broadcast journalist. She works as a markets reporter for CNBC and specializes in energy-related topics. She previously worked as a producer for CNBC’s daily “Halftime Report” at 12 p.m. Stevens graduated from Princeton University with a degree in Classics.

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CNBC's Pippa Stevens reports on clean energy infrastructure and the stocks to invest in to join the potential $50 trillion opportunity. For access to live an...

2021年7月6日 · CNBC.com 's Pippa Stevens explains what brought OPEC talks to a standstill and what it means for your wallet. OPEC only has regained any power due to the fact that America has drastically reduced it's production of crude oil. For several years, we never even heard the term "OPEC" as they had zero influence in the world oil arena.

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2022年8月1日 · CNBC's Pippa Stevens joins 'Power Lunch' to report on the energy complex, which is seeing big losses across the board, as crude sits well below $100/barrel.