ENB Stock Recent News

Energy stocks are tumbling—find out why the sell-off may not be over yet. What's next for oil prices? These high-yield energy stocks could be massive buying opportunities right now.

Enbridge (ENB -2.10%) and Energy Transfer (ET -2.75%) are competitors in the North American midstream sector. So, in many ways, they have similar businesses.

If you are looking for reliable dividend payers with high yields as March gets underway, then you'll want to get to know Enterprise Products Partners (EPD -1.03%), Chevron (CVX 1.42%), and Enbridge (ENB -2.10%). With yields of up to 6.4% backed by decades of annual increases, all three of these investment opportunities are highly compelling.

Recent earnings beat expectations with record EBITDA and DCF per share, driven by successful M&A activities and strong customer demand. ENB offers a compelling 6.3% forward dividend yield, with 30 consecutive years of dividend increases, and a potential 13% upside in stock value. A rock-solid mature stock providing a 6.3% forward dividend yield looks like a must have in the current unfavorable environment for growth stocks.

Enbridge (ENB) has received quite a bit of attention from Zacks.com users lately. Therefore, it is wise to be aware of the facts that can impact the stock's prospects.

Despite market volatility, my Dividend Harvesting Portfolio increased by 1.36%, showcasing the effectiveness of diversification in mitigating downside risk. I added to positions in Blue Owl Capital Corporation and Rex AI Equity Premium Income ETF, focusing on long-term potential and income generation. The portfolio's dividend income continues to grow, with a YoY increase of 48.22% in February, reinforcing the strength of my investment strategy.

Enbridge (ENB 2.26%) offers investors a monster income stream. The Canadian pipeline and utility currently yields 6.5%, which is several times higher than the S&P 500 's 1.3% yield.

Enbridge stockholders should consider that this Enbridge preferred stock is very likely to provide a better total return than Enbridge common stock over the next 2.5 years with less risk. This Enbridge preferred stock is my favorite reset-rate preferred stock in the market and probably the best-preferred stock overall in the market. Its current yield is very hefty relative to other “qualified dividend” paying preferred stocks with the same BBB- investment grade credit rating.

After much debate about whether tariffs would actually be imposed, President Donald Trump has officially implemented them on goods from Canada and Mexico. Dividend investors might be wondering how these tariffs will affect Canadian companies that have significant U.S. operations.

Tariffs on Canadian oil would need to be in place for years before significantly altering the amount of crude the U.S. imports from its northern neighbour, the CEO of Canadian pipeline company Enbridge Inc. said Tuesday.