Linde (NYSE:LIN) stock slipped 1.6% due to surging energy prices driven by the Iran conflict, triggering broader market anxiety over inflation and delayed rate cuts. Investors are closely watching Linde’s CFO and investor relations head, Matt White and Juan Pelaez, who are scheduled to speak at a Raymond James conference on March 4. The company recently increased its quarterly dividend to $1.60 per share, with payouts to shareholders of record as of March 11 on March 26.
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Linde stock price slips as oil and gas surge rattles U.S. markets — what investors watch next
Linde (NYSE:LIN) stock slipped 1.6% due to surging energy prices driven by the Iran conflict, triggering broader market anxiety over inflation and delayed rate cuts. Investors are closely watching Linde’s CFO and investor relations head, Matt White and Juan Pelaez, who are scheduled to speak at a Raymond James conference on March 4. The company recently increased its quarterly dividend to $1.60 per share, with payouts to shareholders of record as of March 11 on March 26.