Best Oil Stock ETFs as Oil Prices Stay High 03/31/26

The Brent Crude oil price was lower today on reports that President Trump may be looking for closure in the Iran war. It was down 2.94% at $107.45 in late trading.

Despite the dip, the price is still substantially higher than it was before the conflict began on February 28 – see below:

“Brent crude is staying stubbornly elevated as traders assess an increasingly complex and intractable conflict,” said Susannah Streeter, chief investment strategist at Wealth Club.

Let’s look at two ETFs from our Best Oil, Gas and Consumable Fuels ETF list which will continue to benefit.

iShares U.S. Power Infrastructure ETF (POWR)

It is a dynamic investment vehicle designed to capture the robust potential of the global energy sector. Specifically targeting the Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels niche, it provides investors with strategic exposure to some of the world’s leading energy producers. As a sector-focused ETF, it aims to reflect the performance of the MSCI ACWI Select Energy Producers Investable Market Index, which includes companies primarily engaged in the extraction and production of energy resources.

It has $131.73 million of Assets under Management and is up 11.30% over the last three months.

Range Global Coal Index ETF (COAL)

It is a specialized investment vehicle offering targeted exposure to the energy sector, with a distinct focus on the oil, gas, and consumable fuels niche. This ETF is meticulously designed for investors seeking to capitalize on the dynamic and often volatile coal industry, which plays a crucial role in global energy production and consumption. The fund’s strategic composition aims to reflect the performance of the global coal market, offering potential for growth in tandem with global energy demands and pricing trends.

It has $68.87 million of Assets under Management and is up 23% over the last three months.