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According to the latest numbers from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, more than 11% of all gasoline sold at gas stations in the United States is premium grade.
Analysts at Credit Suisse on Monday cut their rating on Valero Energy to Neutral and maintained their $68 price target.
So are any refiners still a buy? In a new research report, Deutsche Bank says yes, though not many are attractive now.
How are investors to react when they see that Warren Buffett is still making bets in the oil and gas sector at a time when the sector has cratered?
The Deutsche Bank team has cut price targets on many refining stocks. However, they do stay positive on three top pick companies that are still rated Buy.
Oil refiner Phillips 66 reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2015 earnings before markets opened Friday morning.
Valero Energy reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2015 earnings before markets opened Thursday.
Of the four largest U.S. oil refiners, two boosted net income in each quarter of 2015.
It turns out the largest shareholder of Phillips 66, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, has been accumulating more shares.
Are the refiners getting up there in valuation? The answer is probably yes, but the companies have pulled back from 52-week highs and are poised to keep the winning ways going.
Oil refiner Phillips 66 reported mixed third-quarter 2015 earnings before markets opened Friday morning.
ThinkstockPhillips 66 (NYSE: PSX) is scheduled to report third quarter financial results before the markets open on Friday. The consensus estimates from Thomson Reuters call for $2.24 in earnings per...
Wikimedia CommonsBefore markets open on Wednesday morning, Valero Energy Corp. (NYSE: VLO) is scheduled to release third-quarter results. The consensus estimates for the oil refiner and ethanol maker...
Phillips 66 announced Monday morning that it has set its capital spending budget for 2016 at $3.6 billion. Phillips 66 will also add $2 billion to its share repurchase plan.
At first, it makes little sense that Alaska is the state with the highest average price for a gallon of regular.