energy sector

WTI crude rallies over 7% to $89/barrel in largest weekly gain since 1983 trading began, driven by Iran-backed Strait of Hormuz closure and regional production cuts.

Sabine Royalty Trust declares $0.286230 per-unit March distribution, up due to increased oil production and higher gas pricing despite lower commodity prices.

Trump's 15% global tariff takes effect after court rejection. Energy investors should prioritize oil, gas prices over tariff impact.

RENI completes acquisition due diligence on profitable oilfield services platform with 25 Fortune 500 contracts, saltwater disposal wells, and 30-truck fleet.

Three major oil stocks offer attractive dividends as crude trades above $77 amid Middle East tensions, though earnings face pressure from recent price weakness.

Chevron, ConocoPhillips, and ExxonMobil offer attractive March buys with low breakeven costs, strong cash flow through 2030, and robust dividend programs.

Energy Transfer expects 9.2-11.7% EBITDA growth in 2026 from completed projects, oil prices, and AI data center demand, offering a 7.2% dividend yield with 3-5% annual increases.

Pre-revenue nuclear startup Oklo surges 97% on AI energy tailwinds but offers no dividends or revenue yet; investors should distinguish long-term technology bets from income strategies.

Five overlooked stocks spanning building products, energy, and gaming offer 14.6%-32.4% upside potential based on analyst price targets amid current market volatility.

Energy giants ExxonMobil, National Fuel Gas, and Enbridge offer decades of dividend growth, providing stable income for long-term investors seeking consistent returns.

Viridien reported strong 2025 results with 4% revenue growth and 21% EBITDA increase to $551 million. The company also announced leadership changes, appointing Henning Berg as new CEO.

Occidental Petroleum stock surged in early 2026 after beating Q4 earnings expectations. Strong midstream operations and improving oil prices drove gains despite elevated debt levels.

Three energy companies—Clearway Energy, Chevron, and Kinder Morgan—offer dividend yields of 3.6-4.7% with strong growth prospects and commitment to shareholder returns through 2030.

Energy sector stocks offer dividend yields above 5%. Chevron, Enterprise Products, and Brookfield Renewable provide income opportunities with strong dividend track records and diversified asset bases.

KBR wins Iraq Majnoon Field contract for integrated management services. The deal expands its Middle East upstream operations amid broader portfolio growth.

Analyst recommends ExxonMobil, Visa, and ASML over Walmart, citing the retailer's elevated valuation and modest growth prospects compared to these alternatives' stronger fundamentals.

Chevron has 39 years of consecutive dividend growth and strong cash generation, offering a 3.76% yield with projected 10% annual free-cash-flow growth for income-focused investors.

Chevron offers a 3.9% dividend yield, more than triple the S&P 500 average, with 39 consecutive years of dividend increases supporting long-term income investors.

Forum Energy Technologies beat Q4 earnings estimates and raised 2026 outlook, projecting 6% revenue growth and 16% EBITDA increase. Stock jumped 6.84%.

U.S. stocks fell as geopolitical tensions drove investors toward caution. Oil climbed to seven-month highs while energy stocks gained, but broader markets retreated.