iShares Global Energy ETF News

US equities have been dominated by a handful of stocks, highlighting the need for diversification. US stocks and bonds have been positively correlated, making it challenging to hedge equity risks.

After staying above $80 per barrel for past few weeks (and even crossing the $90-mark in late September), oil prices declined below the $80 per barrel mark for the first time in over two months.

For investors seeking momentum, iShares Global Energy ETF IXC is probably on radar. The fund just hit a 52-week high and is up 31% from its 52-week low price of $31.91/share.

Oil and gas stocks might not repeat 2022's gains in 2023, but these energy ETFs can still harness a stiff tailwind.

The Energy, Consumer Non-cyclicals, and Healthcare sectors each earn an attractive-or-better rating at the start of 3Q23, based on the aggregation of individual stock ratings. Investors are advised to

I evaluate the iShares Global Energy ETF as a potential investment option at its current market price. I continue to own this passively managed sector fund and plan to continue investing in it despite

Inflation is hot across the globe. The Russia-Ukraine war, the supply-chain woes resulting from the pandemic and the resultant rally in commodity prices have amplified inflation.

In our discussion of IXC, we want to identify a new speculative factor that interacts in an important way with oil prices through OPEC supply decisions. That is the fact that the oil environment highl

I turned cautious on Energy when March got underway. Even with that backdrop, I'm surprised how quickly (and by how much) the sector has dropped. The good news is this opens up a buying opportunity. C

IXC has significantly outperformed the market in the past year. However, the oil market cycle is now moving into a less favorable phase for the ETF. Energy stocks, which make up the entire portfolio,

Oil stocks remain near all-time highs despite the significant decline in oil prices seen over recent months, which suggest near-term caution towards the sector is warranted. While the sector has seen

Harris Kupperman, the president of Praetorian Capital, made a couple of interesting calls heading into 2022. He predicted that stocks of the giant tech-oriented companies that led the bull market woul

While oil prices have declined lately, strong dividend distribution, re-openings in China and a likely decline in Russian oil exports may boost oil prices and the relevant ETFs.

Global stocks have been on a wild ride this year due to rising recession risks.

Global stocks have been on a wild ride this year due to rising recession risks.