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Energy Select Sector SPDR (NY:XLE)

83.41 +1.54 (+1.88%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Jun 6, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Blame Apple And Microsoft For Dragging Down S&P 500?
Tech giants Apple and Microsoft declined in August on weak revenue guidance, but Federal Reserve rate hikes are also playing a role in a broad-market pullback. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy Stocks
Exposures Interest Rates US Equities
This is a Golden Time to Buy Beaten Down Oil Stocks
The energy market is throwing a solid signal echoed by the industry, the ETFs that track it, and the stocks within it. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
As Exxon Mobil Consolidates, Is A New Rally Bubbling Up?
Exxon Mobil is consolidating below resistance near $119, although it's posted a one-month rally, and could be setting up for a fresh breakout. 
Via MarketBeat
Dividend Stocks Lag Behind 2023 Market Rally as AI Stocks Surge
Dividend stocks are underperforming as AI stocks surge. However, over the long haul, dividend stocks will almost certainly contribute more to total S&P return. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence Stocks
Exposures Artificial Intelligence US Equities
Energy Sector's Resurgence: 3 Stocks To Buy
The XLE ETF surged 9% in the past month, outpacing SPY's modest 1.5% gain, marking a significant shift in the energy sector. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Nvidia Is Down, But AI Chip Juggernaut Not Down For The Count
Nvidia broke its 50-day line for the first time since January. The pullback is likely to offer a buy opportunity, but investors should avoid jumping too soon. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence
Exposures Artificial Intelligence
Three Ways To Play The Rise In Oil Prices
Oil prices are rising again and may deliver another round of windfall profits to the energy sector later this year or in early 2024. 
Via MarketBeat
Energy Stocks Bullish, But Futures Market Signals Trouble Ahead
Strong demand for oil from China and tight supplies are boosting energy stocks. However, the futures market forecasts a potential price decline in mid-2025. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Exposures Fossil Fuels
OPEC+ Fights For Higher Oil Prices: They’re On The Way
OPEC is recruiting new members to help control oil prices and drive profits for energy companies globally. The XLE is winding up and may make a big move soon. 
Via MarketBeat
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Can Valero Energy Corporation Rise To New Highs In 2023?
Valero Energy Corporation has value and yield for energy investors; the analysts' sentiment is shifting, and the institutions provide a support base. 
Via MarketBeat
Is The XLE Primed For A Potential Breakout?
Despite a year-to-date decline, the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) is showing potential for a breakout, with an intact uptrend and consolidation. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Rising Optimism: Analysts Say "Buy" Despite Earnings Uncertainty
Analysts are bullish ratings despite disappointing EPS estimates. Beaten-down energy has the most analyst "buy" ratings. 
Via MarketBeat
Oilfield Services Growing Faster Than Wider Energy Sector
Oilfield services and equipment makers outperform explorers and producers as the energy sector faces challenges, including declining oil prices and rig counts. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Energy
Exposures Fossil Fuels
What To Expect From The 2nd Quarter Earnings Cycle
The Q2 earnings reporting cycle starts soon and will bring volatility to the market; sector rotation will pick up steam, and AI will be a major theme. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence
Exposures Artificial Intelligence
OPEC Meeting: Is Saudi Arabia Trying to Squeeze the Oil Market?
In a surprising move, Saudi Arabia announces a significant oil production cut, causing tension within OPEC and raising questions about future oil prices. 
Via MarketBeat
Exposures Fossil Fuels
MarketBeat Week in Review – 5/8 - 5/12
Inflation, bank woes, interest rates, and the debt ceiling led to more of the new normal for equity markets. Here are some of this week's most popular articles 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy Electric Vehicles
Exposures Electric Vehicles Interest Rates
Don’t Know What Stocks to Buy in the Oil Market? Try the XLE ETF
If you've been keeping track of oil prices, especially since OPEC cut production by an additional 1.16 million barrels daily, you might be searching for ways 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Institutions Snapping Up These 3 Energy-Sector Dividend Payers
While the broad oil-and-gas industry rallies, Targa Resources, Chesapeake Energy and EQT are favorites of institutional buyers. All recently boosted dividends. 
Via MarketBeat
OPEC Slashes Production: The Start of a New Oil Bull Market?
OPEC+ cut production by 1.65 million barrels per day, starting in May. Could this signal a green-light for the oil bull thesis once again? 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
What OPEC’s Oil Cut Means For Investors
OPEC+ cuts production and oil prices surge. The IEA predicts demand will outpace supply in 2023 so prices are heading even higher. 
Via MarketBeat
3 Top-Performing Energy MLPs Deliver Price Gains, High Yield
Pipeline operators Enterprise Product Partners, Energy Transfer, and MPLX are outperforming the broader market while also throwing off high dividend yields. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Is Chevron Positioned To Take Energy Sector Leadership?
Chevron boosted its dividend, initiated a share buyback program, and its chart is setting up in a bullish base. Is it in a position to take sector leadership? 
Via MarketBeat
Does Oil Services Firm NOV Have Enough Energy To Maintain Rally?
The energy boom is back, and oil-and-gas industry supplier NOV is capitalizing on the uptrend. The stock's January performance outpaced the broader industry. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Supply Chain
Exposures Supply Chain
Energy Surge: Four Oil-And-Gas Stocks Setting Up In Bullish Bases
The energy sector is bouncing back after a red-hot 2022, with stocks including ConocoPhillips, EOG, HF Sinclair, and Phillips 66 boasting strong price action. 
Via MarketBeat
Exxon Mobil Stock: Within Striking Distance Of Buy Point
Exxon Mobil is within striking range of clearing a cup-shaped base that began in November. Q4 results on January 31 could be a catalyst for a price move. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Will Oil Stocks Once Again Lead The Market As Inflation Eases?
Better-than-expected inflation data, and optimism about China, sent oil stocks higher Thursday. The S&P large-cap energy sector was the biggest gainer. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy Stocks
Exposures Interest Rates US Equities
What To Expect From The Q4 Earnings Reporting Season
The outlook for S&P 500 earnings is falling and weighing heavily on the market, the risk now is that revisions to Q1 and Q2 outlook will cause another crash. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
It’s Still Not Too Late To Get Into Energy Stocks
the energy sector is marching higher on results that include plans for increased dividends and share repurchases and new all-time highs are in sight. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Will Matador Share Price Get A Boost From Improved Credit Rating?
Energy-sector strength was on display as oil-and-gas explorer Matador Resources traded within 3% of its June 8 high of $67.78, ahead of next week's Q3 report. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
3 Energy Stocks Nearing Breakouts From Cup-Shaped Patterns
S&P 500 component Devon Energy is among the market’s best performers, but smaller companies like Denbury and SM Energy are also living up to the sector's name. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
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