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Energy stocks face Tuesday test as oil steadies and geopolitics shifts

Energy stocks face Tuesday test as oil steadies and geopolitics shifts

U.S. energy shares will reopen Tuesday after a holiday pause, with crude prices steady and Brent near $64 a barrel. The S&P 500 Energy sector ended last week up 0.21%, outpacing the broader market in 2026. Traders await U.S. petroleum inventory data Thursday and monitor U.S.-Europe tensions over Greenland. Markets watch for any break in oil’s tight price range at Tuesday’s open.
19 January 2026
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Energy Stocks Today: Oil Slides Into Year-End, LNG Oversupply Fears Grow, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

Energy Stocks Today: Oil Slides Into Year-End, LNG Oversupply Fears Grow, and What to Watch Before Monday’s Open

NEW YORK, Dec. 28, 2025, 1:23 p.m. ET — Market closed Energy stocks head into the final trading days of 2025 with a familiar tug-of-war: crude prices are weak and sentiment is cautious, but many large-cap energy companies still offer resilient cash returns—and the next batch of U.S. petroleum inventory data is due as soon as Monday. The immediate backdrop is Friday’s sharp pullback in oil. Brent crude settled at $60.64 a barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) at $56.74, both down more than 2% on the day as traders weighed fresh supply-glut concerns alongside shifting geopolitical expectations. Reuters
28 December 2025
Energy Stocks Outlook: Oil Slides on Oversupply Fears, LNG Bubble Warnings Mount, and What Investors Should Watch Before Monday

Energy Stocks Outlook: Oil Slides on Oversupply Fears, LNG Bubble Warnings Mount, and What Investors Should Watch Before Monday

NEW YORK, Dec. 27, 2025, 1:32 p.m. ET — MARKET CLOSED Energy stocks are heading into the final stretch of 2025 with a familiar push-and-pull: geopolitical headlines are keeping crude traders on edge, but the bigger narrative remains oversupply—one that has capped rallies and helped keep a lid on valuations across many oil-linked equities. With U.S. markets closed for the weekend, investors are digesting Friday’s post-holiday session and preparing for catalysts that can quickly reset sentiment when trading resumes Monday—especially the next round of U.S. government energy data and any weekend developments tied to Ukraine and Venezuela. Where energy stocks
27 December 2025
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Energy Stocks After the Bell: XLE Extends Gains as Oil Steadies Around $58 – December 10, 2025 Market Wrap

Energy Stocks After the Bell: XLE Extends Gains as Oil Steadies Around $58 – December 10, 2025 Market Wrap

Energy stocks finished Wednesday’s session modestly higher, shrugging off another dip in crude prices as investors balanced soft oil fundamentals with a powerful new demand story coming from AI data centers and the electric grid. With the Federal Reserve’s rate decision just hours away and peace talks over Russia’s war in Ukraine in focus, the energy complex ended the day in a cautious but constructive mood. Energy Sector Closes Higher While the Broad Market Stalls The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE), the main ETF tracking U.S. large‑cap energy stocks, rose about 0.26% to close near $45.82 on Wednesday, December 10, 2025. Investing.com That move extended
10 December 2025
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Energy stocks set for a geopolitical week after Iran warning and oil rebound

Energy stocks set for a geopolitical week after Iran warning and oil rebound

7 February 2026
U.S. energy stocks rose Friday, with the S&P 500 energy sector up 1.88% and Exxon Mobil gaining 2.03%. Brent crude settled at $68.05 a barrel after Iran threatened U.S. bases if attacked. Saudi Aramco cut March Arab Light crude prices to a five-year low for Asia. Kazakhstan’s CPC Blend exports may drop 35% this month due to Tengiz oilfield disruptions.
Financial services stocks rally as XLF jumps, Dow hits 50,000 — what to watch next week

Financial services stocks rally as XLF jumps, Dow hits 50,000 — what to watch next week

7 February 2026
U.S. financial stocks rose Friday, with the XLF fund up 1.8% and the Dow closing above 50,000 for the first time, gaining 2.47%. Goldman Sachs jumped 4.3%, JPMorgan 3.9%, and Citigroup 6.0%. The Federal Reserve held rates steady, and San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly signaled possible cuts this year. Investors await January jobs and inflation data next week.
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