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GUSH provides 2x daily exposure to an equal-weighted index of the largest oil and gas exploration and production companies in the US.

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Oil futures climbed sharply on Wednesday, with U.S. prices at their highest in over two and a half years. Most of oil's rise is "driven by expectations that gasoline inventories will take a hit" in supply data due out Thursday, and "anticipation that Americans, who stayed home last year, will be taking to the road again," said James Williams, energy economist at WTRG Economics.

U.S. oil futures post another finish at the highest since 2018

Global shares and futures traded close to record highs on Wednesday as investor attention shifted towards the release of US non-farm payroll data for May, which is due on Friday. Strong May PMI data across the US and Europe, which was widely adjusted upwards compared to the earlier flash release, further boosted markets.  Dow Jones futures were last flat at 3:43 AM E.T., whilst S&P futures were down 0.06%. Nasdaq futures were trading 0.16% lower, suggesting the tech sector may get off to a slightly weaker start later on.

Global shares trade around record highs as investors await US jobs data; oil hits two-year highs

Oil prices rose on Wednesday after OPEC and its allies stuck to their plan to cautiously return oil supply in June and July while expecting fuel demand to rebound strongly during the U.S. summer.

Oil prices rise on OPEC+ discipline, strong demand outlook

Wait until the May data starts rolling in.

Oil Hits Two-And-A-Half Year High

Asian countries have put new Covid-19 restrictions in place, which could delay a rebound in global oil demand, Energy Aspects analyst Amrita Sen told CNBC.

Oil demand will reach pre-pandemic levels in mid-2022, analyst says

Crude oil and crude ETFs are climbing to fresh highs after the Memorial Day weekend, as some of the world's most notorious oil producers elected to continue to gradually lift production cuts amid climbing oil prices. Although there is still production uncertainty for the second half of the year, OPEC and OPEC+ will increase output [.

Crude ETFs Continue to Climb on Increased Output

Small U.S. oilfield service companies are selling equipment and shutting their doors as business activity shrank last year and contract prices have remained below profitable levels despite oil-price gains.

Departure of U.S. oilfield service firms could help margins return

Oil futures climbed on Tuesday, with U.S. prices settling at their highest in over two and a half years after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and their allies agreed to continue with their plan to gradually increase production through July. "Given the importance of secure energy for the global post-COVID recovery, we find the OPEC decision supportive of energy sector price levels, investment and returns," said Arnim Holzer, macro and correlation defense strategist with EAB Investment Group.

Oil futures end higher, with U.S. prices at their highest since 2018 after OPEC+ decision

Shares of companies tied to the oil industry rose on Tuesday after OPEC+ agreed to gradually ease production cuts and Saudia Arabia's energy minister signaled a bullish tone about the global recovery.  At a meeting on Tuesday, the group confirmed its plan to continue to raise production only gradually over the coming two months, implying no change in their current policy.

Oil stocks gain after OPEC production plans signal bullish outlook for global demand

Despite the uptick, producers are still filling about 5 million fewer barrels of oil each day than before the pandemic.

Oil Producers Agree To Boost Production By 450,000 Barrels Per Day As Travel Picks Up

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and their allies, together known as OPEC+ agreed at a meeting held Tuesday to keep its current production agreement in place to "gradually return 2 million barrels a day...of the adjustments to the market.

OPEC+ keeps its agreement to gradually return 2 million barrels a day to the market through July

According to analysts, OPEC+ is likely to boost output, flooding a hot energy market with more barrels, even as uncertainty remains over the Covid-19 pandemic.

Get Ready for Another Output Increase From OPEC and Russia

Oil prices traded near two-year highs on Tuesday, pushing Brent crude above $70 a barrel. Investors are expecting OPEC+ to confirm that they will continue to raise production only gradually over the coming two months, thereby implying no change in the their current policy, at a meeting on Tuesday. Brent crude was trading around $70.81 per barrel at 05:33 E.T, up 2.15% on the day. This was the first time prices have risen above the $70 mark since March, when Brent briefly rose above $71. Oil futures last traded at these levels in 2019, well before the Covid-19 pandemic broke out. WTI futures were last trading at $68.17, up 2.79%.

Oil prices near 2-year highs above $70 as investors expect OPEC+ to confirm its supply policies

Crude prices soared on Tuesday ahead of a meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and their allies that will decide on production levels.

Futures Movers: Crude prices surge to more than 2-year high ahead of OPEC+ meeting

Oil prices rose on Tuesday ahead of an OPEC+ meeting and on optimism that fuel demand will grow in the months ahead with the summer driving season starting in the United States, the world's top oil consumer.

Brent rises to near $70 on demand prospects and ahead of OPEC+ meet

U.S. oil futures settled with a loss on Friday, following five consecutive session gains, but prices settled higher for the week, as well as the month. "The U.S. economy is firing on all cylinders, with good news in every direction," said Manish Raj, chief financial officer at Velandera Energy.

U.S. oil futures settle lower, but post gains for the week and month

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and their allies will have a lot on their minds on Tuesday when they gather via teleconference to assess the latest developments in the oil sector.

Commodities Corner: Here's what's in store for Tuesday's OPEC+ meeting

U.S. oil futures head higher for a sixth straight session Friday, with the commodity set to show gains for the week and month of May.

Futures Movers: U.S. oil rises for 6th straight session, set for weekly, monthly gains after posting highest settlement since 2018

Oil futures settled higher on Thursday, stretching their streak of consecutive gains to a fifth session, the longest run since an eight-session climb ended on Feb. 10. The price climb followed data released Wednesday that revealed a decline in U.S. supplies of crude, gasoline and distillates.

Oil futures up a 5th session for longest winning streak since February

Oil futures lose ground Thursday, with nervousness over the potential return of Iranian crude supply keeping a lid on the market.

Futures Movers: Oil prices slip as traders remain nervous over potential Iran deal

Oil futures settled slightly higher on Wednesday to tally a fourth gain in a row. Despite the bullish fundamentals for oil, including the weekly decline in U.S. crude and gasoline supplies, concerns about the potential addition of Iranian oil, as well as the impact from the Chinese crackdown on retail commodity investors remain, said Phil Flynn, senior market analyst at The Price futures Group.

Oil futures finish with a modest gain, up a 4th straight session

The Energy Information Administration reported Wednesday that U.S. crude inventories fell by 1.7 million barrels for the week ended May 21. On average, analysts polled by S&P Global Platts forecast a decline of 2.2 million barrels for crude stocks, while the American Petroleum Institute on Tuesday reported a 439,000-barrel decline, according to sources.

Oil futures pare losses as EIA reports weekly declines in U.S. crude and gasoline supplies

Oil futures edge lower Wednesday as investors assess the demand outlook. U.S. data on inventories is due later Wednesday.

Futures Movers: Oil edges lower ahead of U.S. official inventories data

Oil futures edge lower in choppy trade Tuesday, with investors keeping a close eye on developments around talks aimed at reviving the Iran nuclear deal.

Futures Movers: Oil fades as traders eye Iran nuclear talks

This "energy transformation" dynamic continues to plot the path toward another $100-plus oil price environment.

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