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Deep Fundamental Analysis

Oil and Gas, Mint Finance

Suhas Reddy

Oil and Gas

Commodities

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<li>WTI rallied 9.2% last week as Middle East tensions lifted geopolitical risk premiums, before easing diplomacy unwound gains. Positioning suggests markets expect continued volatility rather than a sustained bull market.</li>
<li>Investor flows favoured traditional energy, with XOP, IXC and XLE attracting inflows, while ICLN saw outflows, highlighting continued rotation away from clean energy toward oil and gas.</li>
<li>NextEra's EPS beat masked weaker-than-expected revenue and EBITDA, while stronger operating cash flow and AI-driven electricity demand continued to support its longer-term growth outlook.</li>
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WTI rallied 9.2% last week as Middle East tensions lifted geopolitical risk premiums, before easing diplomacy unwound gains. Positioning suggests markets expect continued volatility rather than a sustained bull market.
Investor flows favoured traditional energy, with XOP, IXC and XLE attracting inflows, while ICLN saw outflows, highlighting continued rotation away from clean energy toward oil and gas.
NextEra's EPS beat masked weaker-than-expected revenue and EBITDA, while stronger operating cash flow and AI-driven electricity demand continued to support its longer-term growth outlook.


Energy Weekly (W/E 24/Jul): Markets Priced Risk, Investors Rotated Capital, and NextEra Stays Course

Crude Oil

Energy Weekly (W/E 24/Jul): Markets Priced Risk, Investors Rotated Capital, and NextEra Stays Course