It's the energy sector. Skyrocketing oil prices have propelled many energy stocks into the stratosphere. You could throw a dart at a board full of energy stock names and likely land on a good stock to scoop up.

Recent events are turning the energy sector on its head, but these stocks still offer safe dividend income.

Bank of America's equity and quant strategists says U.S. stocks look historically expensive relative to oil prices, except during Covid and the Tech Bubble.

Investors who are hiding out in energy stocks amid the war in Iran shouldn’t get too comfortable. That’s the message from several corners of Wall Street, including the research desks at Jefferies Financial Group Inc.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. The energy sector in 2026 will be balancing commodity volatility with surging electricity demand from AI and electrification. Midstream assets offer stable, fee-based returns, while ...

The U.S. attack on Iran is moving markets and driving oil prices higher.

Oil price volatility has roiled markets amid the Iran war, with energy stocks positioned to gain from global supply disruptions. Click here for the top 5 energy stocks.

Oil prices are absolutely ripping higher, with investors of all stripes increasingly viewing oil stocks as a great place to invest. Indeed, with Brent crude approaching $85 per barrel at the time of writing,

European stocks rose for a second day, the first time this month, led by gains in energy shares as oil prices rose.

Global markets showed a mixed but calm trend as stocks rose and oil prices fluctuated. WTI crude fell while Brent stayed steady near $100/barrel after Iraq resumed limited exports. Investors are focused on US Fed decision and signals on inflation.