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Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund Newsroom
Crude Oil Pops More Than 3% as Halt of Libyan Barrels 'Cannot Be Easily Replaced'
Here's How Much $100 Invested In Valero Energy 20 Years Ago Would Be Worth Today
Oppenheimer Analysts Downgrade Energy to Underweight, Name 4 Stocks to Sell
Exxon-led Consortium's Guyana Oil Production Posts Temporary Drop - Reuters
These Offshore Oil Drillers Look Like Bargain Stocks as the Industry Recovers
Update on Oppenheimer's Buy Vs. Sell SMID Ideas From Each of the Sectors
Exxon Sees Oil Demand Matching Current Levels to 2050, Missing Climate Targets
Exxon Bets Big On Oil: Expects Crude Demand To Defy Green Transition
Warren Buffett's Oil Pick Just Made A Death Cross: Should Chevron Investors Be Concerned?
Weekly ETF Flows: Energy and Utilities Fund Tops Outflow List
Exxon Mobil reveals the challenge of net zero emissions: global oil demand shows no long-term signs of slowing down.
ExxonMobil's latest view is that by 2050, global oil demand will remain at current levels, or even slightly increase; If the development trajectory predicted by ExxonMobil is followed, the goal of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050 will become unattainable.
Oil prices rise more than 3%! "Double Storm" in the Middle East situation upgraded + Libya suspends exports.
The eastern government of Libya announced today that it has halted all crude oil production and exports. Concerns about disruptions in crude oil supply have soared due to the large-scale attack on Israel announced by Hezbollah yesterday. Brent crude oil touched $81 at one point today, while WTI crude oil rose above $77.
Sector Update: Energy Stocks Mixed Pre-Bell Monday
Exchange-Traded Funds, Equity Futures Mixed Pre-Bell Monday as Middle East Tensions Hold Back Markets
Brent Crude Pops Past $80 as Mideast Fears Spike, Libyan Rival Government Stops All Output
Is the rebound fading? Goldman Sachs: Hedge funds are selling stocks at the fastest pace in more than two years.
In August, 'smart money' is selling global equities at the fastest pace since March 2022, with the most net selling in North America. Hedge funds are skeptical of the sustainability of the stock market rebound, and geopolitical concerns continue to be worrying. The 'fly' of the economic situation may soon hit the glass windshield.
Stocks Most Loved and Shunned by Hedge and Mutual Funds
Here's What Harris and Trump Propose for the -2-
S&P 500 Gains 1.4% in Weekly Rise, With Fuel From the Fed Greenlighting Rate Cuts
Russell 2000 Outshines S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 As Powell Eyes Rate Cuts; Dollar Sinks, Regional Banks Rocket: What's Driving Markets Friday?