Halliburton shares posted modest gains during the regular session, showing resilience despite a broader downturn in the energy sector. This performance occurred against a backdrop of falling global oil prices, as Brent crude dropped to $96.50 and WTI crude fell to $90.97 following reports that U.S.-Iran talks resulted in potential export waivers. While major industry peers like Baker Hughes and SLB faced mild pressure with declines of 1.8% and 2.3% respectively, Halliburton managed to decouple from this negative trend to finish the day in positive territory.