Heatwave Strengthens Bullish Case For Utility ETFs, HVAC Stocks Amid Surging Power Demand
A record heatwave is boosting interest in utility ETFs as rising power demand, grid modernization, climate adaptation drive long-term opportunities.
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What's Going On With Vistra Stock Friday?
Vistra Corp. prices a $1.5B public offering of junior notes to fund general corporate purposes and redeem preferred stock.
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