The oil and gas sector finished last week as the market's biggest winner, surging 10.2% alongside rising crude oil prices with analysts saying the looming European Union embargo on Russian oil has the makings of an "acute supply squeeze." WTI crude futures jumped 4.9% for the week to $109.77/bbl; July Brent futures also added 4.
9% to $112.39/bbl, while gasoline futures in New York settled at a record-high $3.76/gal with the U.S. summer driving season a mere three weeks away. With impressive top- and bottom-line growth, many top energy companies…The 5 Best Energy Dividend Stocks For 2022
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