These Energy ETFs Yield Over 5%, And Are Perfect For Spiking Energy Prices
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These Energy ETFs Yield Over 5%, And Are Perfect For Spiking Energy Prices
"WTI crude oil has surged to $112.06 per barrel, up 56% from a month ago and sitting at the 99.6th percentile of its 12-month range."
"The Alerian MLP ETF is the largest MLP ETF by assets, with $11.82 billion in net assets and a dividend yield of 7.63%."
"The fund's income story is grounded in contract structure rather than commodity prices, capturing throughput growth through higher distributions."
"The fund's most recent quarterly dividend was $1.01 per share, up from $0.97 in early 2025, continuing a clear upward trend."
WTI crude oil prices have increased to $112.06 per barrel, marking a 56% rise in a month. Natural gas prices reached $7.72 per MMBtu before a pullback. Alerian MLP ETF, the largest MLP ETF, has $11.82 billion in net assets and a 7.63% dividend yield. The fund focuses on midstream infrastructure, with significant holdings in pipeline transportation. Its income is driven by volume-based tariffs rather than commodity prices. The fund's recent quarterly dividend increased to $1.01 per share, reflecting a positive trend despite a corporate-level tax structure.
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