Recently, Chevron agreed to sell its Asia-Pacific downstream fuels, lubricants and refining assets to Japan’s ENEOS for about US$2.17 billion, while its upstream operations benefited from higher crude prices after the past closure of the Strait of Hormuz tightened global oil supplies. At the same time, Berkshire Hathaway trimmed its Chevron stake but remained a major shareholder, underscoring how large investors are rebalancing exposure just as oil-market tensions and asset sales reshape...