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As the price of oil hovered above $64 a barrel Tuesday, Barclays made sweeping changes to its price targets and ratings for some of the biggest players in the crude industry.
Barclays raised Hess Corp [HES
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But Alon USA Energy [ALJ
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Barclays dropped its price target for Chevron [CVX
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ConocoPhillips [COP
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] saw its Barclays price target edge down from $61 to $59. It closed at $40.83 Monday.
The price target for Exxon Mobil [XOM
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] was upped by Barclays to $91 from $87. It closed Monday at $68.10.
Barclays cut Marathon Oil’s [MRO
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Murphy Oil [MUR
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Petro Canada’s [PCZ
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] price target got cut by Barclays to C$63 from C$64, but had an overweight rating.
Also in Canada, Suncor Energy [SU
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