21-07-2026 22:27 via rocketnews.com

Why energy stocks still look so cheap, even after their big rally this month

Energy stocks are having a big month as oil prices surge on Iran war fears — but it’s not solely the conflict in the Middle East that makes the sector appear attractive.
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