TradingKey - On August 31, US energy stocks rose broadly in pre-market trading. As the US-Iran conflict escalated again, mounting market concerns over potential shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz drove international oil prices noticeably higher, boosting the energy sector. Chevron (CVX) rose 2.42%, while Halliburton (HAL) gained about 2.46% in pre-market trading.

TradingKey - Halliburton beat Q2 2026 estimates on EPS and revenue, rising 2.5% to $36. New Iraq contract, Saudi Aramco wins, and growing international backlog are the story. Citi targets $52. At $36, here is what the triangle setup says next.

TradingKey - HAL has a Rs 2.55 lakh crore order book worth 7 years of revenue. Q4 FY26 EPS beat estimates by 17.4%. But Tejas Mk1A delays and supplier fraud have raised execution risk. At Rs 4,491, here is the setup ahead of August 7 earnings.

TradingKey - Enbridge Q1 2026 EBITDA C$5.8B, guidance C$20.2–20.8B reaffirmed, backlog $40B, 31st consecutive dividend hike. ENB at $53.53, bullish hammer at trendline. Target $54.30–$56.40.

TradingKey - The year 2026 is predicted to be a key point for LNG supply versus global demand since reliable energy is needed. When monitoring the stock prices of LNG, you should know that even though there is a lot of volatility related to headline-driven news and world events, companies like Cheni

TradingKey - Growing interest has recently been placed on Energy Transfer, primarily due to its valuation as one of the best valued stocks in the midstream segment of energy.
