Gewinn- und Verlustrechnung von Marathon Petroleum Corporation

Marathon Petroleum remains a top "Buy" as global refining disruptions, especially in Russia, extend the duration of elevated crack spreads. Recent Ukrainian strikes have sidelined up to a third of Russian refining capacity, supporting crack spreads at $45+ for at least 15 months. MPC is poised for ~$70/share in excess cash flow by Q3 2027, enabling aggressive buybacks and at least 10% share retirement over the next year.

Shares of Marathon Petroleum Corporation  MPC have climbed 52.3% over the past six months, outperforming the Oil & Gas Refining and Marketing sub-industry's gain of 29.9% and the broader oil and energy sector's modest rise of 14.7%.

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In the closing of the recent trading day, Marathon Petroleum (MPC) stood at $253.56, denoting a +2.86% move from the preceding trading day.

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Marathon Petroleum TodayMPCMarathon Petroleum$249.13 +1.84 (+0.74%) As of 06/23/2026 03:58 PM Eastern52-Week Range$158.00▼$272.46Dividend Yield1.61%P/E Ratio16.26Price Target$272.94Add to WatchlistMarathon Petroleum NYSE: MPC is one of the most powerful energy companies in the United States, and as might be expected, it is having a very good year.

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A group of California consumers filed a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging that gas station operators including Walmart, Marathon Petroleum, BP and 7-Eleven used an artificial intelligence pricing tool to illegally inflate pump prices in the state, according to a complaint filed in federal court in Sacramento.

Gas station operators ‌including BP , Circle K , Marathon Petroleum , 7-Eleven , Walmart and Albertsons were sued on Monday by California drivers who accused them of using artificial intelligence to boost prices at ​the pump.