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MLPX: The Energy Handwriting Is On The Wall, Buy Infrastructure

North American oil and gas infrastructure companies are in the catbird seat. OPEC's and Russia's reduction of output make this a perfect time to own these companies via the Global X MLP & Energy Infrastructure ETF. These companies do not depend on the price of oil or gas. The US is the world's largest producer of both and can fill any gaps left by OPEC and Russia.

How Hurricanes Can Impact The Energy Sector

Hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico can interrupt offshore energy production, which can be supportive for oil prices. Hurricanes pose a risk to energy assets along the Gulf Coast. Exports and offshore pipelines can be impacted. Refineries may shut down or reduce rates during hurricanes, leading to higher gasoline and diesel prices.

Weekly Report: what happened at MLPX last week (0715-0719)?

FERC's Oil Pipeline Index And Rising Pipeline Rates

Weekly Report: what happened at MLPX last week (0708-0712)?

Weekly Report: what happened at MLPX last week (0701-0705)?

Hedge funds pick up the pace buying commodity-sensitive stocks

Energy Hedge funds pick up the pace buying commodity-sensitive stocks. Goldman Sachs: Energy and Materials were among the most net bought sectors on the US Prime book this week. Hedge funds bought energy and materials stocks at the fastest pace in five months, Goldman Sachs says. The Materials long/short ration is well below the historical average.

Wells Fargo sees AI-driven data-center demand benefiting natural gas companies

Wells Fargo sees AI-driven data-center demand benefiting natural gas companies. About 43% of electricity in the U.S. Is generated from natural gas. The boom in artificial intelligence technology development and demand sets up companies focused on natural gas as trend winners, WFII says.