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Robust global demand and restrained supplies will support oil prices in the future, propelling the energy sector’s growth prospects. Given the industry tailwinds, solid energy stocks Energy Transfer (ET), Weatherford International (WFRD), and Shell (SHEL) could be ideal additions to your portfolio for reliable dividends. Read more.

Shell stock is trading higher by 3.6% during Monday's session. The stock is higher due to optimism surrounding China's economic stimulus plans.

Shell Plc is a compelling investment opportunity in the energy sector, offering a combination of growth potential, attractive valuation, and nearly 4% dividend yield, making it a standout performer in the industry.

Oil and gas prices show upward trends influenced by a promising demand outlook, persistent supply volatility, and restrictions. Amid this backdrop, it could be wise to invest in fundamentally sound energy stocks TotalEnergies (TTE), Shell (SHEL), and Energy Transfer (ET) for reliable dividend payouts. Read more.

With analysts raising oil price forecasts amid high demand and tightened supply, here are two dividend-paying European energy stocks for investors to consider.

Big Oil is beating Big Tech in 2024. The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE) was up more than 13% in the first quarter of 2024, while the Nasdaq-100 Index gained just 8.7%. Add to that breakout performance the massive amounts of payouts that the large oil companies are making…

The renowned brokerage firm weighed in on its top stock picks from the European market, which could offer investors better value than the outsized GRANOLAS group of equities at current levels.

Despite the shift toward more sustainable energy solutions, escalating demand for oil and gas coupled with supply reductions and geopolitical instability may trigger a significant surge in prices, leading to a considerable revitalization of the energy industry. To that end, energy stocks Hess Midstream LP (HESM), CrossAmerica Partners LP (CAPL),…

Given the sustained demand for crude oil and strategic production cutbacks by OPEC+, there's a potential for prolonged elevated oil prices. To seize this opportunity, one could consider adding resilient energy stocks Shell plc (SHEL), NuStar Energy (NS) and Summit Midstream (SMLP) to their portfolio for year-end profits. Read on….