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Phillips 66 Stock Analysts Remain Bullish on Company's Prospects
ByAinvest
Wednesday, Nov 12, 2025 12:20 pm ET1min read
Phillips 66 stock has received mixed opinions from Wall Street analysts, with some bullish and others bearish on the company's future prospects. Analysts at Jefferies and UBS have a buy rating, while those at Mizuho and RBC have a neutral rating. The company's recent Q2 earnings report showed a decline in revenue and profits due to lower refining margins and weak demand for its midstream assets. However, some analysts remain optimistic about Phillips 66's long-term growth prospects, citing its diversified business model and strong cash flow.
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