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Goldman Sachs highlights volatility in regulated utility stocks

1 report, 1 independent Updated Mar 27
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On March 27, 2026, Goldman Sachs recommended high-yielding dividend stocks, while noting unusual volatility in regulated utility stocks such as Edison International and Eversource Energy. states that a pending Connecticut storm cost ruling could affect Eversource Energy's income, despite its history of raising dividends.

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The recommendation highlights current investment strategies for income seekers, contrasting steady utility income with market risks. The utility sector is also facing shifts in electricity demand driven by AI data centers, according to.

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  • Eversource EnergySpeculative

    Eversource Energy's income stability could be challenged by a pending Connecticut storm cost ruling.

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