Suncor Energy Inc. SU

Global bond markets have been under pressure as government borrowing costs sit near multiyear highs, and that puts extra focus on sectors tied to real assets like top oil and gas companies worldwide. Higher yields can challenge many areas of the market, so investors often look harder at businesses linked to essential energy supply. This piece highlights three Canadian oil and gas stocks from our screener that many investors are watching closely. The three oil and gas stocks below are just a...

In July 2026, a trilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Government of Canada, the Government of Alberta and five major oil sands producers established a framework linking expanded production capacity to historic investment in carbon capture technology and new export infrastructure.

Climate lawsuits are quietly moving through courts across the country, and a looming Supreme Court case could determine whether energy companies or everyday households foot a bill that one analysis puts in the billions.

My Wall Street Journal colleague Spencer Jakab made an astute observation last week: The only people who seem genuinely happy in this environment are energy investors. When oil and fuel prices are part of what is making investors nervous, owning the companies selling the oil and fuel is a pretty good hedge. Charles Gave at Gavekal argued last week that running a portfolio without energy exposure right now is “worse than a crime; it is a mistake.”

With US 10-year Treasury yields above 5% pushing up borrowing costs worldwide, many Canadian shares with solid cash generation are being priced as if money will stay expensive forever. That gap between sturdy cash flows and discounted share prices can create rare value openings. This article walks through three Canadian stocks that our cash flow focused screen flags as potentially trading below what their future cash could be worth. The three stocks covered below are only a starter set, since...

SU's 63% gain in 12 months reflects strong cash flow, downstream economics and oil sands gains, but risks could limit further upside.

IMO's 49% year to date rally is backed by strong cash flow and Kearl growth plans, but costs, commodity swings and refinery cuts temper upside.

Investing.com -- Canadian energy stocks are set to command attention on the TSX this week as analyst upgrades and tariff-related headlines drive trading activity, while major banks draw scrutiny over buybacks, earnings prospects and strategic moves.

Schneider Electric stock has more than doubled over the past five years, yet current valuation checks suggest investors are now paying a premium relative to an intrinsic value estimate and only roughly in line with market multiples. The Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) view points to Schneider Electric trading above its intrinsic value, while earnings-based measures suggest the share price is roughly aligned with peers. Over the past five years the stock has returned about 108%, which points to a...

Suncor Energy (SU) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock? We take a look at earnings estimates for some clues.

CVE's low-cost oil sands assets and integrated upstream-downstream platform support production growth and resilience through price volatility.

Two fund managers with a strong track record of contrarian commodity calls think the oil spike is yet to come. Here’s how they’re preparing.

Canadian Natural raised its 2026 production outlook again while keeping operating capital at C$5.99B, putting capital efficiency and execution in focus.

Markets expect oil prices to rise as the U.S.-Iran ceasefire ends. These five energy stocks with no Hormuz exposure are breaking out.

Cenovus Energy's 13.7% monthly gain is backed by production growth, a refining rebound and rising earnings estimates.

Suncor Energy (TSX:SU) announces major executive leadership transitions, including the future appointment of Peter Zebedee as CEO and President. The company outlines a broader refresh of its executive team, with multiple leadership roles set to change. Suncor positions the planned handover as a material shift in its longer term corporate direction and operational focus. Consider broadening your watchlist to other stocks in the same sector through 36 power grid technology and infrastructure...

Record AFFO and refining margins despite extreme weather in oil sands region.

Suncor Energy boosts monthly buybacks to C$500 million after record cash flow, but commodity swings and operating risks could test the pace.

SU's Q2 earnings and revenues beat estimates as stronger downstream margins, higher price realizations and sales volumes boost results.