U.S. stock night trading fluctuations: Rising oilfield demand and active trading, TotalEnergies rose 3% in night trading

U.S. Stock Night Market Movements TotalEnergies SE rose 3.00% in the night market. Based on recent news, On January 2, the quotes for the Ekofisk and Forties oil fields in the North Sea increased, while demand for the Johan Sverdrup oil field rose. TotalEnergies' bid for Johan Sverdrup cargoes from January 20-25 was below market price, indicating the company's optimistic outlook on future oil prices, driving the stock price up. On January 6, the trading price of Ebob Barges increased, with TotalEnergies participating in multiple transactions. The price of Ebob Barges rose from the previous $585 to $596, reflecting an increase in market demand for oil products, further boosting TotalEnergies' stock price. On January 5, Benzinga reported that the increased short interest could be beneficial for the stock. Despite the rise in short interest, the market viewed this as a potential buying opportunity, further uplifting TotalEnergies' stock price. Increased demand in the oil market drove prices up. Top Stocks by Industry Trading Volume Chevron rose 0.78% in the night market. Based on recent key news: On January 6, U.S. energy stocks performed strongly, pushing the Dow Jones to a new high. The tension in the Middle East and optimism about the U.S. potentially taking over Venezuela's oil industry benefited Chevron, leading to a rise in stock price. Source: Zhitong Finance On January 5, after the U.S. arrested Venezuelan President Maduro, Chevron, as the only U.S. company operating in Venezuela, was in a favorable position and could benefit from U.S. control over Venezuelan oil. Source: Jinshi Data On January 5, Citigroup lowered Chevron's target price to $179, reflecting the market's cautious attitude towards its operations in Venezuela. Source: Caixin Energy stocks are more volatile due to geopolitical influences. ExxonMobil rose 0.38% in the night market. Based on recent news, On January 5, comments from U.S. President Trump triggered a rise in oil stocks, with ExxonMobil increasing by 2.21%. Trump stated that U.S. oil companies would revitalize Venezuela's oil business within 18 months, boosting market confidence. On January 6, the U.S. Secretary of Energy planned to meet with ExxonMobil executives to discuss Venezuelan oil issues. This move was seen as support from the U.S. government for the oil industry, further driving up the stock price. On January 5, Bernstein lowered ExxonMobil's target price from $142 to $137. Despite the target price reduction, the market remains optimistic about the company's future prospects. U.S. energy stocks performed strongly, influenced by geopolitical tensions. Occidental Petroleum rose 0.07% in the night market. Based on recent news, On January 5th, Occidental Petroleum had an annualized return of 15.48% over the past five years, outperforming the market average. The company's current market capitalization is $40.7 billion. This news has boosted investor confidence and driven up the stock price. On January 2nd, Occidental Petroleum submitted an 8-K form to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), disclosing events that could have a significant impact on the company's financial condition or stock price. This move has increased market trust in the company's transparency, further supporting the stock price. There are no other significant news recently. The energy sector has performed strongly lately, with rising oil prices