U.S. stock market update: New Era Energy & Digital up 41.24%

U.S. Stock Market Midday Update Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry ConocoPhillips rose 3.27%. According to recent key news: On September 23, ConocoPhillips achieved strong growth in its production base due to the acquisition of Marathon Oil in 2024, particularly in the fast-growing areas of the Permian Basin. This acquisition enhanced the company's growth prospects and brought significant cost and capital synergies, driving the stock price up. On September 22, although ConocoPhillips was rated "Moderate Buy" by analysts, top analysts believe there are five stocks that are more worthy of purchase, which may have some impact on investor confidence. On September 21, ConocoPhillips' stock was considered to have an attractive valuation, with a price-to-earnings ratio of only 13.7 times, about 10% lower than the historical three-year average, providing investors with a good risk-return outlook. Oil prices have fallen, and the industry is experiencing strong growth. Devon Energy rose 3.56%, with a trading volume of $37.41 million. According to recent key news: On September 22, after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates, the market expects Devon Energy to benefit from a surge in mortgage refinancing, driving the stock price up. On September 22, analysts believe that Devon Energy's capital discipline and cost structure are superior, recommending buying on price pullbacks, leading to an increase in stock price. On September 22, although Devon Energy is currently rated "Moderate Buy," top analysts believe there are five stocks that are more worthy of investment, and the market reacted positively. The energy sector benefits from the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts. Expand Energy rose 1.81%, with a trading volume of $36.45 million. Based on recent key news: On September 21, Expand Energy signed an agreement with CloudBurst to provide natural gas for data center development in Texas. This move is seen as a forward-looking layout for the company's data center site selection, driving the stock price up. In September, Expand Energy announced a $5.3 billion Transwestern pipeline expansion project, which is expected to improve natural gas supply in Arizona and New Mexico, supporting the growing demand for data centers in these states. In September, Expand Energy stated in an investor presentation that it has received new connection requests from over 60 power plants in 14 states and about 200 data centers in 15 states, further enhancing market confidence in the company's future growth. Industry trends are positive, and capital inflows are significant