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Phillips 66 (PSX) finishes latest week with 31.5% twelve-week return

The Energy refiner’s latest move came with an active trend state and modestly above-average trading activity.

Phillips 66
Latest233.61 USD
1W move14.6%
Volume1.1x
TrendActive
Phillips 66 refinery and energy-market data visual with weekly chart context.

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Phillips 66 (PSX) closed the latest week at 233.61 USD, rising 14.6% for the week. The Houston-based oil and gas refining and marketing company also showed a 12.9% four-week return.

The chart is a weekly price path over 52 weeks, so it frames longer-term context rather than live intraday trading. Market Dynamics at 1.41 added confirmation, while Relative Strength at 33.6 was positive but not extreme.

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