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It is rare to find stocks that are both deeply undervalued and have powerful near-term upside catalysts. We share two of them in this article. We detail why the market is discounting them and why this does not make sense.
"Ever-growing hunger" for electricity over A.I. demand makes the energy sector one investors should watch.
The energy sector made big moves in H1 2025, up and down, but either move could only be sustained for a limited time. Many energy stocks are feeling the effects of changes taking place in the oil market, especially with supply growth expected to outpace demand growth. While the energy sector can expect headwinds in H2 2025, shorts are still likely to think twice about placing bets against the sector.
Barbara Goodstein sees some standout opportunities in a few select groups of the market including defense, energy and crypto. Within the defense space, she points to the VanEck Defense ETF (DFNS) as well as General Dynamics (GD) and Rolls Royce (RYCEY) as ways to play that group.
Matt Bartolini, State Street Head of SPDR Americas Research and John Davi, Astoria Portfolio Advisors CIO, sit down with CNBC's Dominic Chu to discuss how ETF investors are reacting to growing Middle East tensions
At the end of last week, fund managers had built up the largest net long position in crude oil futures in nine months, according to data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. It is serving as a necessary inflation hedge given a growing conflict in the Middle East, and declining drilling at home.
Even before the Israeli/Iran crisis, crude oil was on our radar and in our portfolio over $62 a barrel. Shale oil supply could be peaking.
Oil prices surge 11% as Iran-Israel conflict escalates. Traders shift into Exxon, Chevron, and XLE for exposure to geopolitical risk premiums.
Stocks of energy companies should do well if the Israel-Iran war continues to lift oil prices.
Crude's 13% rally amid the Middle East turmoil pushed energy ETFs like OIH, XES, PXE, PSCE and XOP sharply higher last week.