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セクター最新情報:水曜午後、エネルギー株が上昇

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-- 水曜午後、エネルギー関連株は上昇し、ニューヨーク証券取引所エネルギーセクター指数とステート・ストリート・エネルギー・セレクト・セクターSPDR ETF(XLE)はそれぞれ約2%上昇した。 フィラデルフィア石油サービスセクター指数は0.5%上昇、ダウ・ジョーンズ米国公益事業指数は0.5%下落した。 ドナルド・トランプ米大統領がイランの海上封鎖解除案を拒否したとの報道を受け、原油価格は水曜に急騰した。トランプ大統領は水曜日、ニュースサイト「アクシオス」に対し、イランが核合意に同意するまで、イランの港湾に対する米海軍の海上封鎖を維持すると述べた。イランは、両国が後日ウラン濃縮について協議する前に、ホルムズ海峡の開放を求めていた。 期近のWTI原油先物価格は7.3%上昇し1バレル107.18ドル、国際指標であるブレント原油先物価格は7.4%上昇し1バレル119.47ドルとなった。ヘンリーハブ天然ガス先物価格は2.2%下落し、100万BTUあたり2.63ドルとなった。 企業ニュースでは、フィリップス66(PSX)の株価が6%以上急騰した。同社は水曜日に発表した第1四半期調整後利益が希薄化後1株当たり0.49ドルとなり、前年同期の1株当たり0.90ドルの赤字から黒字転換した。ファクトセットが調査したアナリストは1株当たり0.54ドルの赤字を予想していた。フィリップス66はまた、四半期配当を年率換算で7%引き上げた。 ブルーム・エナジー(BE)の株価は、火曜日遅くに発表した第1四半期調整後利益が希薄化後1株当たり0.44ドルとなり、前年同期の0.03ドルから増加したことを受け、約24%急騰した。ファクトセットが調査したアナリストは0.12ドルを予想していた。売上高も市場予想を大きく上回った。 トータルエナジーズ(TTE)の株価は、第1四半期調整後利益と売上高の増加を受けて0.9%上昇した。

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