MPC

Shares fell 7.36% to $435.98 in a refining-sector pullback and profit-taking before the November 3 report, with no confirmed trigger.

MPC rose 10.32% to $476.98 on Street target raises and wide diesel-driven refining margins tied to Iran-war supply disruption.

Shares surged due to analyst price target hikes, rising diesel crack spreads from Middle East conflicts, and federal tax relief.

The stock surged due to Middle East fuel supply disruptions, a diesel tax deferral executive order, and Wall Street target upgrades.

Escalating Middle East tensions drove up crude prices and refining crack spreads alongside a wave of bullish Wall Street analyst upgrades.

The stock jumped due to positive Wall Street analyst notes from TD Cowen and UBS, along with a U.S. DOE crude release RFP.

The stock fell 5.30% following a Jefferies downgrade from Buy to Hold, technical overbought conditions, and sector-wide profit-taking.

The stock surged following a strong Q2 earnings blowout, analyst price target upgrades, and a massive call option gamma squeeze.

The stock surged following blockbuster Q2 earnings, analyst upgrades, and macro tailwinds from potential Russian product export cuts.

MPC surged following a massive Q2 2026 earnings beat, analyst target upgrades, and tightening global refining capacity.

Shares surged on Middle East geopolitical tensions widening refining crack spreads, analyst price target upgrades, and strong Q2 earnings.

The stock surged due to a strong Q2 earnings beat, post-earnings analyst target upgrades, and a sector-wide downstream energy rally.

MPC surged due to record refining crack spreads from Middle East disruptions and a UBS Q2 EPS estimate upgrade to $14.49.