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Chevron stock price ticks up as report flags $1 billion-plus Singapore asset sale talks

Chevron stock price ticks up as report flags $1 billion-plus Singapore asset sale talks

New York, Jan 21, 2026, 20:43 EST — Markets have closed for the day. Chevron Corporation shares closed Wednesday up roughly 0.8% at $166.73, after fluctuating between $165.51 and $168.45 during the session. According to sources speaking to Reuters, the oil giant is in the final stages of negotiations to offload its Singapore refining and fuel distribution operations to Japan’s Eneos and commodity trader Glencore. The deal, expected to exceed $1 billion, is aimed for completion in the first quarter. The assets on the table include Chevron’s 50% share in the 290,000-barrel-per-day Singapore Refining Co plant, along with Caltex-branded retail outlets across Singapore, Malaysia, and Cambodia.
22 January 2026
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KLA (KLAC) stock rebounds to $1,520 as analysts hike targets ahead of earnings

KLA (KLAC) stock rebounds to $1,520 as analysts hike targets ahead of earnings

New York, Jan 21, 2026, 19:39 EST — After-hours KLA Corporation shares ended Wednesday up 2.28%, closing at $1,520, and showed little movement in after-hours trading. During the day, the stock fluctuated between $1,482.60 and $1,541.43. It remains roughly 4% shy of its 52-week peak of $1,581.34 set on Jan. 16. The S&P 500 climbed 1.16%, while the Dow added 1.21%.
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  • WTI Oil Jumps 7% as US Strikes Iran, Strait of Hormuz Threatened
    July 8, 2026, 1:32 PM EDT. WTI crude oil prices climbed 7.41%, reaching a two-week high as US-Iran tensions flared and the Strait of Hormuz faced new risk. The route is critical for global oil shipments. Gasoline futures were up 6.62% to a one-month high. The US hit over 80 Iranian sites after Iran targeted commercial vessels. President Trump said more US strikes and blockades were possible. Iran threatened to shut the Strait, putting supplies in doubt. The crude crack spread moved to a record, making refining more attractive. Higher supply from Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Russia did little to ease IEA concern, as it still expects global oil demand to fall 1.1 million barrels a day in 2024. The US Energy Department raised its crude output forecast for 2026, another weight on prices.
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