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Here is how Eni SpA (E) and Imperial Oil (IMO) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.

Eni flags shutdown risk at southern Italy refinery due to steelworkers' protest

With inflation, rising energy prices and Fed uncertainty rattling markets, five dividend stocks offer yields of 2.5% to 3.2% and a record of dividend growth.

E's shares rise 66.1% as higher earnings estimates, production growth and LNG momentum boost its outlook, despite refining and chemical challenges.

Southern Italy faces risk of fuel shortages as Ilva protests impact Eni refinery

Q2 results and higher CFFO guidance reinforce Eni's ability to fund shareholder returns while maintaining a conservative balance sheet. Buybacks and a potential special dividend could support a double-digit shareholder yield over the next twelve months. Progress across Indonesia, Plenitude, Venezuela, and CCS continues to validate Eni's satellite strategy and unlock value beyond traditional upstream operations.

E's planned Indonesian asset sales to Pertamina and Medco unlock value from its gas portfolio while preserving exposure to long-term production growth.

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E blosters its low-carbon growth strategy with the installation of a world-first offshore CCS platform, bringing the Liverpool Bay network closer to completion.

Eni SpA (E) might move higher on growing optimism about its earnings prospects, which is reflected by its upgrade to a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy).