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TechnipFMC Stock Sees Mixed Action From T. Rowe Price, Pacer

TechnipFMC Stock Sees Mixed Action From T. Rowe Price, Pacer

T. Rowe Price Investment Management lowered its stake in TechnipFMC by 20.1% during the fourth quarter, with Pacer Advisors also cutting its position, recent U.S. filings showed. Investors got a mixed signal from funds on the oilfield services company. TechnipFMC is drawing investor focus as CEO Doug Pferdehirt is set to speak at J.P. Morgan’s 2026 Natural Resources Conference in New York on June 24. The company also put its second-quarter results on the calendar for July 30.
19 June 2026

TechnipFMC in focus Monday after MSCI review

TechnipFMC plc’s US shares begin the week with a spot in the MSCI World Index, but Friday’s surge in volume still stands out. The stock ended at $68.42, gaining 1.1%. Nearly 43.5 million shares changed hands — about ten times the usual volume, market reports said. MSCI’s May index changes hit after the bell on May 29. TechnipFMC, Medline A, and MasTec are now the largest names added to MSCI World by market value. Getting a spot often pulls in money from funds that mirror the index. Later, other buyers step in for their own reasons.
31 May 2026
BP stock watch: Tiber contract, buyback and oil slide put BP PLC shares in focus

BP stock watch: Tiber contract, buyback and oil slide put BP PLC shares in focus

London, Jan 6, 2026, 07:53 GMT — Premarket BP shares will be in focus at the London open on Tuesday after TechnipFMC said it won a $600 million-$800 million iEPCI contract — a bundled design-to-install offshore package — from BP for its high-pressure Tiber development in the Gulf of America. BP ended Monday down 0.6% at 435.25 pence. technipfmc.com+1

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  • Jefferies Starts MCX at Buy, Sees Shares Climbing 27% From Here
    July 1, 2026, 2:28 AM EDT. Jefferies kicked off coverage on Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX) with a Buy rating and set a price target at Rs 3,600-27% above the current Rs 2,841. MCX, though just a fifth the size of NSE by individual equity derivative traders, almost monopolizes non-agri commodity contracts. Jefferies projects a 20% CAGR in revenue to Rs 400 billion by FY29 and expects 22% annual EPS growth, with margins hitting 73%. The firm points to more retail activity and new mini contracts ahead for India's commodity derivatives market, where MCX already dominates. Shares trade at 46x FY27 P/E, below both U.S. and Asian comparables, so Jefferies sees the stock as undervalued for its growth.
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