US Energy ETFs

Tech stocks are getting crushed while Wall Street’s forgotten sectors fight back. Is the AI trade finally losing its grip on the market?

Oil may be surging, but the real energy shock is happening further down the barrel, where diesel and gasoline prices are leaving crude behind.

Oil may be surging, but the real energy shock is happening further down the barrel, where diesel and gasoline prices are leaving crude behind.

This four-ETF model portfolio seeks to provide exposure to asset classes that may benefit from or remain resilient during periods of elevated geopolitical uncertainty.

The U.S. energy sector is heavily outperforming year-to-date. Here’s how the two most popular sector ETFs by AUM fare head-to-head.

Two of the largest NYSE-listed energy sector ETFs from State Street go head-to-head in this week’s ETF comparison analysis.

Two NYSE-listed oil industry ETFs from VanEck go head-to-head in this week’s ETF comparison.

Here’s my analysis of some notable overlooked and out-of-favor ETFs that could rebound in 2026.

State-specific ETFs are now a thing. Here are some of the most notable ones offering exposure to Texas-domiciled companies.

Middle East conflict lifts oil; is the Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE) breaking out? See the chart and what it could mean for energy investors.