New York, NY – September 26, 2025 – The energy sector closed Thursday, September 25, 2025, with a robust performance, posting a significant gain of +0.87%. This strong showing underscored a shifting narrative in global energy markets, driven primarily by a notable surge in natural gas prices, a revised long-term demand
Natural gas is poised for a significant and sustained role in the global energy landscape, with demand projected to surge by 25% between 2024 and 2050 in a base-case scenario. This robust forecast firmly establishes natural gas as a critical transitional fuel, bridging the gap between traditional fossil fuels and
The U.S. stock market is in the midst of a remarkable resurgence, with both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite indices recently achieving unprecedented closing highs. This rally, fueled by a potent combination of cooler-than-expected inflation data, robust corporate earnings—particularly from the technology sector—and the insatiable
The global energy landscape is currently navigating a treacherous sea, buffeted by the simultaneous geopolitical storms of the Ukraine War and the Israel-Hamas conflict. These two major flashpoints are jointly contributing to extreme volatility across oil, natural gas, and coal markets, forcing a dramatic recalculation of energy strategies worldwide. From
Diversified Energy Co. (NYSE: DEC) will acquire Canvas Energy for $550 million, expanding its presence in Oklahoma and boosting production and cash flow.
Energy stocks have come under pressure as global commodity market swings collide with intensifying geopolitical and regulatory headwinds. In recent weeks, crude oil and natural gas prices have seesawed in response to conflicting signals from OPEC+ production strategies, weakening Chinese demand, and emerging policy shifts in the U.S. and
Chesapeake Energy is to be merged with Southwestern Energy to become the largest gas producer. Roth Capital analyst assigns Buy rating on upside to gas prices.
Investor sentiment took a hit on Tuesday as caution prevailed ahead of significant market events, including key tech earnings reports and the Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
Wall Street opened higher at the start of a data-heavy week, with traders adopting an optimistic tone ahead of crucial earnings reports and economic events.
Index futures trading indicates cautious optimism as traders anticipate a busy week, with a slew of earnings reports, the two-day Federal Open Market Committee meeting starting Tuesday, and Friday’s non-farm payrolls report.
