Is Expand Energy (EXE) Among the Energy Stocks that Fell This Week?

The share price of Expand Energy Corporation (NASDAQ:EXE) fell by 1.72% between January 9 and January 16, 2026, putting it among the Energy Stocks that Lost the Most This Week.

Formed in 2024 by the merger of Chesapeake Energy Corporation and Southwestern Energy Company, Expand Energy Corporation (NASDAQ:EXE) operates as an independent natural gas production company in the United States.

Expand Energy Corporation (NASDAQ:EXE) had a setback on January 16 when BofA lowered its price target on the stock from $143 to $125, but maintained a ‘Buy’ rating on the shares. The lowered target comes as the firm reduced its price objectives for the gas-levered E&P group, driven by a rising risk of oversupply in 2027 and lower price forecasts.

Earlier on January 8, UBS analyst Josh Silverstein also cut the firm’s price target on Expand Energy Corporation (NASDAQ:EXE) from $154 to $150, while keeping a ‘Buy’ rating on the shares.

Expand Energy Corporation (NASDAQ:EXE) has also been under pressure over the last month due to a decline in natural gas prices. Natural gas futures fell to a 3-month low of $3.1 per MMBtu on January 16 after storage data showed a much smaller withdrawal than projected, indicating looser supply-demand conditions.

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