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The easy gains have already rolled in for the S&P 500 (SPY) to new heights. However, signs point to stocks entering a stage of “digestion”. What does that mean? And what does it tell us about investing in stocks the rest of the year? Steve Reitmeister shares his time views…

Geopolitical tensions, increasing global demand for oil and natural gas, supply limitations, and technological innovations are paving the way for robust growth of the energy sector. Hence, top energy stocks such as DNOW (DNOW), Geospace Technologies (GEOS), and Gulf Island Fabrication (GIFI) might be solid investments for April. Read more.

Stocks soared into the weekend as investors brushed off strong payrolls data and lowered rate-cut expectations.

The Australian share market finished 0.6 per cent lower at Friday's close with losses in every sector.

The main indexes turned negative in mid-afternoon trading as all eyes turned to tomorrow morning's key employment update.

With robust oil and gas demand, government support, and the incorporation of technologies like IoT and data analytics, the energy sector seems well-placed to grow and evolve considerably. Thus, it could be wise to invest in quality energy stocks Petróleo Brasileiro (PBR), Phillips (PSX), and VAALCO Energy (EGY) for potential…

Rising tensions in the Middle East and Eastern Europe contribute to a significant surge in oil prices, reaching levels not seen in six months.

Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell said the report "is pretty much in line with our expectations" and decision-makers were on track to hit their long-term inflation target of two percent.

Given the geopolitical tensions, increasing global oil demand, and supply adjustments, the energy sector is poised for robust growth. Therefore, investors might consider investing in energy stocks TechnipFMC (FTI), Weatherford International (WFRD), and ChampionX (CHX), which are poised to exceed expectations. Keep reading….