3 Energy Biggies Offering Strong Dividends Amid Volatility

Crude oil is off to a weak start in 2025, falling more than 15% so far this year. On Monday, prices fell below $60 a barrel — the lowest since 2021. The decline came as fears of a global recession grow and OPEC+ surprised markets by speeding up the end of production cuts. Making things worse, Saudi Arabia also sharply lowered its official selling prices, adding more pressure to an already shaky market. Given this uncertainty, investors may find stability in large-cap, high-yield energy stocks like Kinder Mo ...