US utility stocks are off to their best start since 2019. Can they keep it up? - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiugFBVV95cUxPNXVqNU5FWS1vcEo0NHZlRUgtMEYta05NSDh2Mmoxck1iblAtTm53LU43aGZMeFNfNEJIeTJsUkUzN1NCRUxHeEJERXpZVzhFLWlDdnJXMmp2ZGhGR0ZBVDEzdV9iVkxjQ2cxaWN1dE4zX0FyOUZBbFpJNXdGRDk0eU10UHFuY2xjLVdqbjU0RkdLTmJMU1NuME9RRkZ5OWl6dVJaRVVTdy1lUXprVm9JeHVOVlJFVTQyVkE?oc=5" target="_blank">US utility stocks are off to their best start since 2019. Can they keep it up?</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

U.S. utility stocks marked their strongest start to the year since 2019, benefiting from an investor retreat from riskier assets during the Iran war and strong electricity demand from firms building out artificial intelligence infrastructure.

U.S. utility stocks marked their strongest start to the year since 2019, benefiting from an investor retreat from riskier assets during the Iran war and strong electricity demand from firms building out artificial intelligence infrastructure.

U.S. utility stocks marked their strongest start to the year since 2019, benefiting from an investor retreat from riskier assets during the Iran war and strong electricity demand from firms building out artificial intelligence infrastructure.

U.S. utility stocks marked their strongest start to the year since 2019, benefiting from an investor retreat from riskier assets during the Iran war and strong electricity demand from firms building out artificial intelligence infrastructure.

U.S. utility stocks have had their best start since 2019, benefiting from an investor retreat from riskier assets during the Iran War and strong demand for electricity from firms building artificial intelligence infrastructure.