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Investors seeking high income yields and insulation from macroeconomic volatility might want to consider energy master limited partnerships.
These names look well-positioned to stay alive through the wait for a resurgence in natural gas prices.
Here are a group of energy stocks that the Altman Z-Score looks upon with a skeptical eye.
Gasoline demand destruction appears to be in force even as the economy looks to be in better shape than ever.
Oil prices popped back up above $100 a barrel Tuesday on supply concerns and a rise in global sentiment thanks to feelings of real progress in the European Union.
U.S. gasoline demand continues to decline despite the country's steady improvement in consumer confidence.
Oil prices were slinking lower Monday morning as market sentiment weakened ahead of a European summit and Iran backed down from threats to ban oil exports.
U.S. gasoline prices could spike to levels high enough by this summer to result in a big setback for consumer confidence and the already sluggish pace of homes sales in the country.
Oil prices continued to linger below $100 a barrel Friday on easing supply fears following news that implementation of a European Union embargo on Iranian crude imports may be delayed.
China could win big oil concessions from Iran as the Islamic Republic faces the threat of losing major oil revenue from tightening Western sanctions over its controversial nuclear program.
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