Seismic’ blue wave triggers the sinking of oil prices, energy stocks, and the chances of power permitting reform

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Energy stocks tumbled after Democratic midterm wins, as falling oil prices and fears over data center restrictions rattled Texas power producers.

Most energy stocks plunged on Wednesday—except for clean power and utilities in a few remaining reliably red states—as crude oil prices fell to one-month lows because of bullishness on Iran war peace talks and bearishness on the data center boom after Democratic blue wave wins in the midterm elections.

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