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Heating oil price slips after cold snap surge as traders take profit; inventories in focus

Heating oil price slips after cold snap surge as traders take profit; inventories in focus

NY Harbor ULSD March futures fell 0.9% to $2.3283 a gallon Tuesday as winter storm disruptions unsettled distillate trading. U.S. crude output dropped by up to 2 million barrels per day over the weekend, but production and refinery operations are recovering. Traders await outage updates and Wednesday’s U.S. inventory report.
27 January 2026
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Cenovus Energy Stock in December 2025: How Q3 Results, the MEG Deal and a $2.6 Billion Refi Are Reshaping CVE’s Outlook

Cenovus Energy Stock in December 2025: How Q3 Results, the MEG Deal and a $2.6 Billion Refi Are Reshaping CVE’s Outlook

Cenovus Energy posted record Q3 2025 production at 832,900 barrels of oil equivalent per day and reported C$2.1 billion in operating cash flow. Shares closed at C$24.56 on the TSX and US$17.57 on the NYSE, with recent trading showing volatility after a failed breakout above US$18.61. The company completed a multibillion-dollar acquisition of MEG Energy and renewed its share buyback program.
3 December 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Sensex, Nifty likely to open lower as Middle East tensions escalate and oil prices rise
    June 10, 2026, 11:45 PM EDT. Indian stock markets are expected to open lower on Thursday amid fresh escalation in the Middle East conflict, which has pushed crude oil prices up 1.1% to $94 per barrel. This comes alongside stronger-than-expected U.S. inflation data showing the fastest consumer price increase in three years, further fueling concerns. Increased geopolitical risks and inflationary pressures threaten economic growth, especially for India, the world's third-largest oil importer. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) continued to sell Indian shares, withdrawing Rs 2,124.98 crore on Wednesday and recording a record $30.4 billion outflow in 2026. Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) absorbed some selling pressure by buying Rs 3,124 crore worth of equities. Market watchers caution that persistent volatility is likely as the conflict and inflation data influence global financial sentiment.

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Tech stocks slide after hours, Oracle’s AI spending draws focus

Tech stocks slide after hours, Oracle’s AI spending draws focus

11 June 2026
Semiconductor stocks plunged 3.6%, dragging the S&P 500 technology sector into correction territory—down 11% from its June 2 record—as investors punished AI-linked companies like Oracle and Super Micro Computer for heavy spending and capital raises, signaling a shift in risk appetite amid rising inflation and escalating U.S.-Iran tensions.
Murphy USA Shares Spike 10% After Casey’s Margin Surge Rattles Gas Station Sector

Murphy USA Shares Spike 10% After Casey’s Margin Surge Rattles Gas Station Sector

11 June 2026
Murphy USA soared 10.04% to $612.16 as investors seized on Casey’s General Stores’ stronger-than-expected fuel margins, spotlighting sector-wide pump profitability; with Murphy’s own first-quarter fuel contribution up 40.6% and margins at 35.0 cents per gallon, the stock’s jump reflects bets that high margins will persist, though volatility in fuel prices remains a key risk.
Sky Quarry Jumps in After-Hours; Traders Eye June Refinery Restart

Sky Quarry Jumps in After-Hours; Traders Eye June Refinery Restart

11 June 2026
Sky Quarry soared 22.44% to $1.91 on record volume, then jumped to $2.38 after hours, as investors bet on a June refinery restart after repairs and a feedstock shortage crushed Q1 revenue to $383; with just $66,828 in cash and “substantial doubt” about its ability to continue, the stock’s fate hinges on hitting its June production target.
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