Although Valero Energy has struggled to keep up with the broader oil refinery industry recently, analysts are highly bullish about the stock's prospects.
Oil prices have been under pressure lately. The WTI crude ETF USO and the Brent crude ETF BNO are down about 10% and 9.5%, respectively, past month. In its monthly report, the Organization of the Petroleum...
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Valero Energy Corporation has value and yield for energy investors; the analysts' sentiment is shifting, and the institutions provide a support base.