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Oil prices could deliver a potential rally in the coming months, sparked by Fed rate cuts and a new cycle, with analysts seeing double-digit upside ahead

Oil prices are down from their lows but rising, showing support at a critical level, and will help sustain hot inflation in the 2nd half.

Energy markets pulled back after OPEC+ production cuts but this is a sell-the-news and buy-the-dip opportunity for energy stocks.

The market is dying to have a soft landing, but be careful what you wish for. A soft landing means higher interest rates for longer and headwinds to growth.

These 5 economic trends will impact the market in Q4 and drive volatility if not a direction trade; investors should be cautious but opportunity is coming.

Baker Hughes, Pioneer Resources, and Diamondback Energy lead the energy sector uptrend. Production cuts from Saudi Arabia and Russia are pushing up oil prices.

There is a "new normal" in place for the world, and it will be some time before it changes; here are 5 charts that can alter your investment perspective.

The energy market is throwing a solid signal echoed by the industry, the ETFs that track it, and the stocks within it.

The CPI data was cooler than expected, but rising oil prices threaten to keep inflation hot and accelerating which will drive the FOMC to additional rate hikes.

Oil prices are rising again and may deliver another round of windfall profits to the energy sector later this year or in early 2024.

The CPI report cooled more than expected but investors should not be optimistic; the Fed will still hike at least 25 more basis points.

OPEC is recruiting new members to help control oil prices and drive profits for energy companies globally. The XLE is winding up and may make a big move soon.

In a surprising move, Saudi Arabia announces a significant oil production cut, causing tension within OPEC and raising questions about future oil prices.

The CPI report was better than expected and sparked a short-lived rally that points to lower S&P 500 prices and inflation yet to come.

OPEC+ cuts production and oil prices surge. The IEA predicts demand will outpace supply in 2023 so prices are heading even higher.

There are more signs than fractured banks that economic doom is upon us, the earnings outlook is falling and may bring the S&P 500 to new lows.

Oil prices are set to move higher now the dollar is weakening and that will underpin inflation and FOMC interest rates over the next few quarters.

The FOMC gave the market what it wanted and hiked rates by only 75 basis points despite indications inflation continues to run rampant.