Energy Select Sector SPDR (XLE)

Heading into earnings, Chevron and Exxon are on the investors’ radar, following a hectic January.

The prospect of Venezuela's oil market opening is exciting, but ExxonMobil investors may want to curb their enthusiasm.

Building on the gains from last year, Wall Street is bullish on Energy Fuels and its run for 2026.

Nextpower’s U.S. expansion and a recent JV have drawn significant retail attention, with the stock rising since the beginning of the year.

The benchmark U.S. natural gas futures at Henry Hub, expiring in February, were up by more than 29% at the time of writing to $6.8 per million British thermal units (MMBtu).

The Arctic blast remains a concern and has boosted BOIL gains, while KOLD continues to slide.

Reports of a $1.6B government-backed investment, Greenland geopolitics, and project momentum supercharge USAR’s rally, and retail is piling in.

Big-name partners, a fast-tracked mine plan, and the Greenland geopolitics trade send retail-trader for USAR hype into overdrive.

Alcoa’s management sees higher alumina production in 2026 driven by productivity gains, even as China's supply dynamics and pricing pressure remain a near-term overhang.

Venezuela's oil market is understandably tempting investors, but is it so simple to bet on the country's oil opportunity?

NuScale is seeing increased chatter after Trump’s push for tech giants to share the responsibility in expanding grids soars.

CVX shares have risen for five straight sessions, keeping them ahead of ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips in early 2026 gains.

The US energy sector entered 2026 facing a complex paradox of geopolitical volatility and a looming global supply glut. On January 7, 2026, benchmark oil prices continued their downward trajectory, with Brent Crude dipping toward $55 per barrel and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) struggling to maintain the $50 mark. This

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