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Energy sector is in focus because of Iran, AI and California. Here are hedge funds' top plays

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By Brian K. Sullivan Verified
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The favorite energy stocks of hedge funds - including one with a projected 65% upside Europe is facing an energy crisis brought on by poor policy decisions, the phase-out of Russian natural gas and recent hot weather. Why the Western Gateway pipeline could lead to lower gasoline prices for millions of drivers in California. A top energy investor discusses the recent run in the stocks and whether it can continue.
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Un “Súper El Niño” amenaza con riesgos para alimentos, energía y crecimiento económico

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By Brian K. Sullivan Verified
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Inundaciones en Garissa, Kenia, en 2023. Foto: Luis Tato/AFP/Getty Images August 18, 2026 at 7:43 PM UTC El Niño regresó y amenaza con convertirse en el más poderoso jamás registrado. El fenómeno climático cíclico de El Niño, que comienza cuando la atmósfera reacciona al calentamiento en el océano Pacífico ecuatorial, modifica los patrones meteorológicos en todo el mundo. El calor y la sequía pueden intensificarse en algunas regiones, mientras que las lluvias y las inundaciones aumentan en otras.
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A Rare ‘Super’ El Niño Is Looking More Likely. Here’s What to Expect

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By Brian K. Sullivan Verified
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Photographer: Luis Tato/AFP/Getty Images (Bloomberg) -- El Niño is back and threatens to be the most powerful on record. A cyclical climate phenomenon that begins when the atmosphere reacts to warming across the equatorial Pacific Ocean, El Niño reshapes weather patterns across the globe. Heat and drought can intensify in some regions, while rainfall and flooding increase in others. The disruption to crop and energy markets risks pushing up inflation and slowing economic growth.
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