Trump's $750 Billion Coup In Europe Could Bring Energy Stocks Back From The Dead

U.S. energy stocks jumped Monday after President Donald Trump secured a $750 billion trade agreement with the EU that includes a major boost in U.S. energy exports, according to Benzinga. The deal marks a sharp increase from the current $100 billion in annual imports and is being hailed as a structural shift that could drive long-term growth. Energy was the best-performing sector Monday, with gains across oil and gas names. Analysts say the ambitious volume target may be hard to meet, but they expect a surge in European investment in U.S. LNG infrastructure. The move also positions U.S. gas as a long-term alternative to sanctioned Russian supplies.