For decades, the Utility sector has been viewed as the quintessential defensive play — a stable, slow-growth corner of the market offering reliable dividends while mostly missing out on explosive ...

Utility stocks have long been a source of refuge for investors looking for protection from volatility and market declines. No ...

The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point on Oct. 29, 2025, marking its second rate reduction this year. The move comes amid a complex economic landscape characterized by ...

Vanguard offers a vast collection of ETFs; these three are solid buys regardless of what happens on Wall Street.

Known for historically high dividend yields, investors looking for higher current income have always turned to utilities. And as the global market continues to grow, utilities companies are now ...

The explosive growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in recent times has ignited a massive tailwind for utilities, traditionally known as a sleepy, stable, and slow-growth sector, translating into ...

Virtus Reaves Utilities ETF remains a buy, driven by strong performance and exposure to utilities benefiting from rising power demand and AI trends. UTES has outperformed utility peers and the S&P 500 ...

The utility sector is booming while oil stocks continue to suffer from strong supply and weak demand. As a result, energy investors should prioritize the XLU Utility ETF over XLE. XLU components like ...

Utility stocks were one of the surprising sectors of 2014 as these conservative companies’ raced higher on the back of falling interest rates. This sector is known as one of the more defensive-minded ...

So far in 2012, the stock market has been pretty kind to all stripes of equity investors. Broad markets have surged higher as many have focused in on stronger U.S. data while declining fears over ...