WTI fell from $114.58/bbl (April 7, Strait of Hormuz disruption) to $78.94/bbl by June 22, easing energy-market stress. The pullback has weighed on the integrated majors alongside crude but also creates a “buying window” for energy stocks as prices have cooled.
WTI fell from $114.58/bbl (April 7, Strait of Hormuz disruption) to $78.94/bbl by June 22, easing energy-market stress. The pullback has weighed on the integrated majors alongside crude but also creates a “buying window” for energy stocks as prices have cooled.
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