MPLX LP Stock News

Western Midstream and MPLX both have high yields, with distributions that are well covered and solid balance sheets. Western has a nice growth opportunity by expanding into the produced water business.

FINDLAY, Ohio, Jan. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- MPLX LP (NYSE: MPLX) will host a conference call on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. EST to discuss 2025 fourth-quarter and full-year financial results.

Brookfield Asset Management expects to grow its dividend by more than 15% annually in the coming years. MPLX has raised its high-yielding distribution by 10% or more for four consecutive years.

The U.S. government is increasingly funding deficits with short-term debt, making interest expenses highly sensitive to Fed policy. A declining average maturity in the sovereign bond index tightens the link between fiscal and monetary policy, amplifying market complexity. Artificially subdued long-term bond supply likely keeps long-term yields lower than they would be with more balanced issuance.

These yields look good, but not great, until you see what's happening under the hood. The market is missing why these payouts may keep growing at a high pace through the next half-decade at least. One structural advantage these stocks enjoy that most income investors haven't noticed yet.

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Top ten GASV stocks offer projected average net gains of 50.81% by December 2026, with yields ranging from 8.16% to 12.74%. Seventeen of thirty 'safer' lowest-priced GASV stocks are currently fair-priced and ideal for dividend-focused investors seeking value. Analyst targets suggest the five lowest-priced, highest-yield GASV stocks could deliver 21.77% higher gains than the broader top ten group.

Energy badly lagged this year, and I underestimated how severe the supply glut would be. I was early - but the long-term thesis remains firmly intact. Today's oil prices aren't sustainable. Low prices are forcing discipline, squeezing supply, and creating a rare setup where sentiment and fundamentals are deeply misaligned. With positioning extremely bearish and costs rising, I see energy settin...