Oil Near $100 Should Lift Energy. Instead XLE ETF Is Falling — Here's Why
Oil near $100 and Treasury yields above 5% are pressuring markets; XLK is rising while XLE falls. Here’s what’s driving the ETF split.
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Why It Matters
Oil is expensive, but energy companies are falling instead of rising. This happens when investors worry about other things like interest rates and what the future holds.
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