Utilities
+1.54%
median, today
Figures from Friday 30 October, the last completed session.
Utilities rose 1.5% today, measured as the median of its 31 companies — 29 rose and 1 fell.
The median rather than an average, so one company collapsing on an earnings miss does not become what the whole sector did.
Furthest from the sector
The companies that moved least like their peers today — where a sector-wide explanation stops working.
All 31 companies
- WECWEC Energy Group+2.2 vs sector+3.74%
- EXCExelon+1.0 vs sector+2.55%
- CEGConstellation Energy+1.0 vs sector+2.52%
- XELXcel Energy+0.9 vs sector+2.41%
- AEEAmeren+0.5 vs sector+2.05%
- NINiSource+0.5 vs sector+2.01%
- DTEDTE Energy+0.4 vs sector+1.94%
- ETREntergy+0.4 vs sector+1.94%
- CMSCMS Energy+0.4 vs sector+1.92%
- DUKDuke Energy+0.3 vs sector+1.89%
- LNTAlliant Energy+0.3 vs sector+1.89%
- AWKAmerican Water Works+0.2 vs sector+1.73%
- PNWPinnacle West Capital+0.1 vs sector+1.69%
- SOSouthern Company+0.1 vs sector+1.61%
- PEGPublic Service Enterprise Group+0.1 vs sector+1.60%
- PPLPPL Corporation+0.0 vs sector+1.54%
- CNPCenterPoint Energy-0.1 vs sector+1.49%
- ESEversource Energy-0.1 vs sector+1.49%
- SRESempra-0.1 vs sector+1.44%
- EVRGEvergy-0.2 vs sector+1.38%
- NEENextEra Energy-0.2 vs sector+1.38%
- DDominion Energy-0.2 vs sector+1.31%
- EDConsolidated Edison-0.4 vs sector+1.17%
- EIXEdison International-0.6 vs sector+0.93%
- FEFirstEnergy-0.6 vs sector+0.93%
- ATOAtmos Energy-0.6 vs sector+0.91%
- AEPAmerican Electric Power-0.7 vs sector+0.89%
- PCGPG&E Corporation-0.9 vs sector+0.61%
- NRGNRG Energy-1.0 vs sector+0.59%
- AESAES Corporation-1.1 vs sector+0.47%
- VSTVistra Corp.-2.8 vs sector-1.24%
Describes moves that have already happened. Not a forecast, and not advice.