Energy stocks have once again captured investor attention. After years of volatility tied to shifting oil demand, pandemic disruptions, and the energy transition debate, the sector has returned to the spotlight. Rising geopolitical tensions, improving industry discipline, and strong cash flows have pushed energy companies back into portfolios across the globe. In particular, the recent escalation of conflict involving Iran has reshaped expectations for oil markets and pushed crude prices higher.
Many investors are now wondering whether energy stocks can continue their run into the new year.
The answer depends on several key factors, including oil prices, geopolitical developments, and the long-term valuation of energy companies.
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