Oil crashes 8% as the U.S. pauses strikes on Iran, but a chip rout erases Wall Street's relief rally ahead of the Fed decision and Magnificent Seven earnings.
Trump’s new Canadian tariffs threaten U.S. energy security and could push gasoline toward $5/gal amid global supply strain.
We are likely to see some additional air pockets in the second half of the year that portfolio construction is going to need to guard against. Read more here.
Crude fell about 4% on renewed US-Iran talk hopes, easing yields and fueling a broad rally in real estate, homebuilders and airlines.
Stocks slide Thursday as Brent crude breaks $100 and the 10-year yield hits an 18-month high, while Alphabet and Tesla earnings revive AI-spending doubts.
The war with Iran is bad news for the global economy, but itâs lifting the fortunes of most energy stocks, led by oil refiners, according to a set of ETFs.
Inflation is the rare risk that touches everyone, every day, yet investors often underestimate how directly it threatens their portfolios. Read more here.
Energy was one of just three S&P 500 sectors to close higher yesterday and the only one with positive net breadth on the day.
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