Trump Hails Military as 'Oil Is Flowing Like Never Before'—Data Shows 10% of Global Refining Capacity Is Offline

Reuters Reported President Trump Expected To Convene Meeting With U.S. Refiners And Fuel Retailers Next Week To Highlight Efforts To Bring Down Gas Prices

Shares of oil and gas refining and marketing companies are trading higher amid heightened investor attention on elevated diesel prices and refinery crack spreads, which may help refiners maintain pricing power heading into a period of lighter demand following the summer driving season.

Shares of oil and gas refining and marketing companies are trading higher as oil prices continue gains amid the U.S.-Iran impasse over the Straight of Hormuz and a Ukrainian drone strike on one of Russia's largest oil refineries, Lukoil Perm. Investor attention has also turned to soaring refining margins for gasoline and diesel, which help buttress optimism for the sector ahead of late summer and Labor Day demand.

Snowflake To Rally Around 24%? Here Are 10 Top Analyst Forecasts For Tuesday

Top Wall Street analysts changed their outlook on these top names. For a complete view of all analyst rating changes, including upgrades and downgrades, please see our analyst ratings page. HC Wainwright & Co raised the price target for argenx SE - ADR (NASDAQ: ARGX) from $940 to $1,202. Goldman Sachs boosted PBF Energy Inc (NYSE: PBF) price target from $71 to $81. B of A Securities increased price target for Americold Realty Trust Inc (NYSE: COLD) from $15 to $16.

Goldman Sachs Maintains Neutral on PBF Energy, Raises Price Target to $81

Goldman Sachs analyst Neil Mehta maintains PBF Energy (NYSE:PBF) with a Neutral and raises the price target from $71 to $81.

The AI Honeymoon is Over: Momentum AI Austin 2026 Unveils Full C-Suite Agenda and Premier Sponsors to Drive Enterprise ROI

Reuters Events announced Momentum AI Austin 2026, an enterprise AI summit scheduled for September 24-25, 2026, bringing together over 500 senior leaders including CIOs, CTOs, and Chief AI Officers. The summit addresses the critical challenge of transitioning AI from pilot projects to scalable business execution, featuring keynotes on rising compute costs and adoption bottlenecks, with speakers including FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson and executives from major corporations like Walmart, UnitedHealth Group, and Charles Schwab.