US energy companies will lead the market with the increase in inflation problems

Investors are on their way to the shares of oil and gas production companies with fear of inflation, which brought this sector to the S&B 500 index after it has fallen strongly over the past two years. The sector leads the index despite the decline in oil prices, despite the fall in oil prices by about 6% this year, the energy sector shares have become the best performance among 11 sectors in the standard stock index. The shares increased by 8% in 2025, while the broader market fell by about 4%. Continued concern about inflation and supportive management – President Donald Trump met with oil companies on Wednesday – in addition to the increase in geopolitical tensions, the performance of the energy sector shares improved. Documentation in the energy sector with the increasing long -term inflation expectations, the attraction of the transfers in the sector is essential for investors who want to protect their investment portfolios from the risks of high price pressure. Catalyst Energy Infrastructure Fund, the energy sector shares in the beginning phase. He added: “The energy sector will continue to perform the other sectors in performance,” note that “the sector is still not estimated enough, even after the last rise, and the US government supports this sector and encourages the export of more energy.” The last time the energy sector surpassed the S&P 500 index for a full year in 2022, when Russia’s invasion of Ukraine led to a sharp rise in oil prices of more than $ 100 a barrel. The price of a barrel of oil was about $ 67 on Wednesday. In 2024, the sector was hit by a strong strike as it achieved growth of 2%, while the market generally increased by more than 20%, supported by technology shares. A poll conducted by the University of “Michigan” last week showed how Trump’s threats to impose rates affect the economy. He indicated that consumers expect prices to rise by an annual rate of 3.9% over the next ten years, which is the highest rate in more than 30 years. The new economic expectations issued by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday showed that officials increased their inflation. On the other hand, bank president Jerome Powell believes that the expectations of consumers in Michigan University Survey “are an exception” and are not representative of economic reality. Despite the challenges or fear associated with inflation, investors will still invest their money in the stock market. Bank of America clients pumped more than any other sector with the “S&P 500” index money in the energy sector than last week’s correction. The institutions were the largest buyer as they recorded the biggest cash flow since the ‘Silicon Valley Bank’ crisis, according to the bank’s analysis. Challenges threaten the recovery of the energy sector, there is of course a set of potential challenges that can affect the restoration of the sector, including Trump. According to Eric Notal, the director of the Governor at Ninepoint Partners, the energy sector faces a “torrent of doubt”, including the orientation of US administration to lower oil prices and the possibility that more Russian oil supply is flowing to the market as the ceasefire is reached. Optimism about the energy sector amid the pro -prolette, “Wall Street” became more optimistic about the sector. The sector saw negative changes to profit estimates last year, but now it gets positive reviews, while other sectors within the “S&B 500” discount in the classification, according to the Barclays Bank. The shares of the energy sector businesses are one of the cheapest compared to other sectors in the market, and the decline in high -growth -technology companies performance, investors, to look for better opportunities in sectors that offer greater value at the price. “The energy sector has not been interested for a long time,” said Lake of “Catalist Energy Infrasition of Fare”. In the third quarter, the sector is also expected to see the growth in profits with a bilateral number (more than 10%), and gains growth by 20%, exceeding most of the other sectors in the market, over the next three months (the fourth quarter), according to data collected by “Bloomberg Intelligence”.