Market Pulse
Closes to Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Follow a physical input to the sector it ends in, and see whether the sector moved the way the input did. Tap a path or a name to move.
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Crude oil to energy producers
Crude oil to energy producers
Crude oil fell 4.0% and Energy fell 5.8% over 30 days: the same way, the direction a revenue link predicts. Co-movement, not a measured cause.
Crude is what energy producers sell, so a higher price lifts their revenue per barrel.
86.45-0.5% 1D-4.0% 30D
Close of 2026-11-10
62.21+0.4% 1D-5.8% 30D
Close of 2026-11-10
Top to bottom: Input, Transmission, Industry, Sector
- Physical flow
- Crude oil+13.5%
- Energy+4.0%
Each line starts at 100 so the lines can share one axis. Stored daily closes.
Sector closes as of 2026-11-10. Moves are over the trailing 30 days; under 1% either way counts as flat. Numbers appear only at the two ends; everything between is a relationship and not a reading. Colour is direction only, not good or bad.
Largest Energy names
- ExxonmobilXOM 1.04%, -0.2% 1D
- ChevronCVX 0.64%
- ConocophillipsCOP 0.25%
- Marathon PetroleumMPC 0.17%
- Valero Energy Corp/TxVLO 0.16%
Weights are percent of the S&P 500 holdings file dated 2026-11-09.
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This is a curated set of the clearest direct links, not a full input-output graph. A comprehensive version would need the BEA input-output tables.
- No freight, trucking, shipping or port series, so the diesel path is a fuel cost and never a freight rate.
- No wage, hiring, job-openings or layoff series, so there is no labour channel.
- No tariff, subsidy or policy record, so there is no policy channel.
- No industry-level measurement, so every intermediate node is a relationship and not a reading.
- No intraday series, so every figure is a daily close.
Sector Performance
Sector Performance - % change
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