The latest data point for ExxonMobil's (XOM) net income in Q4'25 shows a value of $6.5B USD, reflecting a continued decline from the prior quarter's $7.5B USD and marking the lowest point in the observed period. This figure represents a year-over-year decrease of -14.6%, underscoring ongoing pressures on profitability amid fluctuating energy markets. Over the period from Q1'23 to Q4'25, net income exhibited a clear downward trend, starting at a peak of $11.4B USD in Q1'23 and progressively declining to $6.5B USD, with an average quarterly value around $8.1B USD. Year-over-year growth rates were predominantly negative, ranging from -55.9% in Q2'23 to a modest +17.3% in Q2'24, before stabilizing near -10% to -23% in 2025, indicating sustained volatility and erosion in earnings despite intermittent recoveries in mid-2024. The bar chart visualization highlights these contractions, with no dominant inflection points suggesting reversal, pointing to broader challenges in the oil sector.