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State Street SPDR EURO STOXX 50 ETF
As of May 30, 2026 at 09:30 UTC
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5 articlesTotalEnergies has applied for authorization for a 1.5 GW offshore wind farm off Normandy, France's largest renewables project expected to generate 6 TWh annually and supply power to nearly one million homes. The €4.5 billion investment will create jobs during its three-year construction period. The company also extended its fuel-price cap across 3,300 French service stations. TTE shares traded up 1.62% in premarket trading, though technical indicators show momentum fading with MACD below its signal line.
The traditional 'sell in May and go away' seasonal pattern may not apply in 2026. With the S&P 500 up over 4% year-to-date, historical data suggests stronger returns in the May-October period. UBS recommends buying the Nasdaq 100 while selling the Euro Stoxx 50, citing tight oil supplies and the tech index's outperformance. Franklin Templeton believes markets have room to rise despite geopolitical tensions.
TotalEnergies approved a $1.2 billion final investment decision for the Mirny wind and battery project in Kazakhstan, securing 75% of funding from external lenders. The 1 GW onshore wind project with 600 MWh battery system is expected to generate 100 TWh over 25 years. However, TTE stock declined 0.80% to $89.75 as energy stocks lagged during a tech-led market rally. Technical indicators show cooling momentum despite the stock remaining near 52-week highs, with earnings expected April 29.
European stocks rebounded 3.9% on ceasefire news after dropping 12% earlier in the year, but the author questions whether this recovery is sustainable. Key underlying issues remain unresolved: the Strait of Hormuz is still blocked, Brent crude oil prices remain elevated near $100/barrel (up from $72 in February), and geopolitical tensions persist. A genuine market recovery requires a reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and resolution of energy price concerns.
TotalEnergies confirmed damage to one of two processing units at its SATORP refinery following incidents on April 7-8, prompting temporary shutdown for safety inspections. The incident adds to regional pressures as the company faces potential shutdowns in Qatar, Iraq, and UAE offshore fields due to Middle East tensions, affecting roughly 15% of global output. Despite geopolitical uncertainty, TTE shares rose in premarket trading, trading 3.4% above its 20-day moving average near its 52-week high.