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FT Energy Income Partners Enhanced Income ETF

EIPI · AMEX

Market closed$22.38$0.010000 (+0.04%)After hours $22.43 · +0.22%

Key statistics

Previous close$22.37
Open$22.52
Day high$22.59
Day low$22.34
52-week high$22.96
52-week low$19.37
Market cap1.05B
Volume248.96K
Average volume90.40K
P/E ratio18.24
Forward P/E—
EPS1.23
Dividend yield0.00%

Market context

Why it moved

EIPI, the FT Energy Income Partners Enhanced Income ETF, saw virtually no price change today as the ETF traded in a narrow range, likely supported by a better-than-expected preliminary University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment reading for July, which rose to 54.4 from a prior of 49.5, offering a modest boost to market confidence.

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What is happening

Recent company-specific developments and publisher coverage.

July 18, 2026FT Energy Income Partners Enhanced Income ETF closed essentially flat, trading on nearly three times its average daily volume as broader market sentiment weighed on risk assets. The ETF's top holdings — including EPD, ET, KMI, OKE, and XOM — faced a mixed backdrop, with ONEOK receiving a downgrade from Jefferies (Buy to Hold, target cut to $95) on dimming Bakken growth prospects, while Enterprise Products Partners and Energy Transfer maintained constructive analyst outlooks and dividend momentum. Elevated oil prices (Brent near $85) from renewed U.S.-Iran military exchanges threatening Strait of Hormuz traffic provided a partial offset, lending support to the energy income theme even as broader equities sold off.

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July 16, 2026FT Energy Income Partners Enhanced Income ETF edged up modestly, supported by a broadly constructive backdrop for midstream energy income names. Top holdings Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) and Energy Transfer (ET) remain well-supported by recent dividend increases—EPD raised its quarterly payout to $0.56/share and ET to $0.3375/share—while ONEOK declared its $1.07 quarterly dividend unchanged. Duke Energy, another top holding, raised its dividend for the 100th consecutive year. The macro environment offered a tailwind as cooler-than-expected CPI data reduced near-term rate hike fears, while surging oil prices tied to renewed U.S.-Iran tensions added upside for energy infrastructure names.

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July 15, 2026FT Energy Income Partners Enhanced Income ETF edged lower in regular trading as rising crude oil prices and renewed U.S.-Iran tensions created a mixed backdrop for its midstream energy holdings. Top holdings Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) and Energy Transfer (ET) — which together account for nearly 15% of the portfolio — navigated a volatile macro week: crude surged over 9% Monday before a cooler-than-expected June CPI report helped stabilize markets on Tuesday. Duke Energy (DUK), another top holding, raised its quarterly dividend to $1.085 per share, marking 100 consecutive years of common dividend payments, while Kinder Morgan (KMI) announced its Q2 earnings webcast for July 22.

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July 14, 2026FT Energy Income Partners Enhanced Income ETF closed essentially flat, with its midstream-heavy portfolio navigating a complex macro backdrop. Key holdings including ExxonMobil (+3.9%), Shell (+2.1%), ONEOK (+2.5%), and Energy Transfer rallied on surging oil prices as U.S.-Iran tensions escalated — Trump reinstated a blockade on Iranian shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, pushing Brent crude above $85/barrel. These gains were partially offset by softer volume trading on the ETF itself, which saw turnover well below its average. A cooler-than-expected June CPI print of 3.5% provided macro relief, but hawkish Fed uncertainty and geopolitical risk kept broader sentiment cautious.

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July 13, 2026FT Energy Income Partners Enhanced Income ETF closed up roughly 1.4%, outperforming the broader financial sector as a surge in oil prices boosted sentiment around its top midstream holdings. Renewed U.S.-Iran military exchanges over the weekend sent Brent crude above $79 and WTI near $75, directly benefiting core EIPI positions including Enterprise Products Partners, Energy Transfer, MPLX, Kinder Morgan, and ONEOK, which together make up a significant portion of the fund. EPD rose nearly 2.8% on the session as institutional investors continued to add exposure ahead of its ex-dividend date of July 31, while the broader midstream space drew income-focused buyers attracted to the sector's high-yield, fee-based cash flow profile amid elevated oil prices.

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July 9, 2026FT Energy Income Partners Enhanced Income ETF closed modestly lower, with its top holdings — midstream giants EPD, ET, MPLX, KMI, and OKE — navigating a volatile backdrop driven by the collapse of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire. President Trump declared the truce 'over,' sending crude oil sharply higher and reigniting inflation fears, while also benefiting energy infrastructure names through elevated commodity prices. Enterprise Products Partners boosted its quarterly distribution to $0.56/unit (+2.8% YoY) and signaled Q2 earnings on July 30, and Shell raised its LNG outlook ahead of results, providing income-positive catalysts for the ETF's energy-heavy portfolio even as broader equity markets remained unsettled.

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July 8, 2026FT Energy Income Partners Enhanced Income ETF edged modestly higher, even as broader markets faced a risk-off session driven by President Trump declaring the U.S.-Iran ceasefire 'over,' sending crude oil prices surging roughly 3-4%. The ETF's top holdings — midstream MLPs including EPD, ET, MPLX, KMI, and OKE — were broadly supported by rising energy prices, with energy producers gaining roughly 2.9% in premarket trading. Adding to the positive backdrop, Enterprise Products Partners (EPD, the fund's largest holding at 8%) announced a 2.8% quarterly distribution increase to $0.56/unit alongside $275M in year-to-date buybacks. The financial services sector ETF (XLF) slipped slightly in after-hours trading, while EIPI held steady, reflecting its defensive midstream income orientation.

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July 8, 2026FT Energy Income Partners Enhanced Income ETF closed up nearly 2%, outperforming the broader financial sector (XLF) on above-average volume nearly double its daily norm. The ETF's top holdings drove the session, with Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) declaring a raised quarterly distribution and $275M in buybacks, Shell (SHEL) rising ~3% on an improved Q2 LNG and trading outlook, ExxonMobil (XOM) gaining ~3.2% on firming crude prices, and Energy Transfer (ET) pricing a $1.75B debt offering to redeem preferred units—signaling balance sheet strength across the midstream space heading into Q2 earnings season.

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Pluang · May 12, 2026EIPI ETF downgraded to Hold as oil rally drives valuations too high for new investorsSeeking Alpha · March 2, 2026EIPI: This Fund May Be A Buy For Energy Income Investors (NYSEARCA:EIPI)Seeking Alpha · September 30, 2025EIPI: Monthly Income From MLPs Without The K-1 (NYSEARCA:EIPI)

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