Dominion Energy should benefit from interest rate cuts. Rate cuts should also help Realty Income.
Dominion Energy currently pays a dividend yield of 4.8% at recent prices. Its location in Virginia gives it exposure to the world's largest data center market.
Dominion Energy is one of the largest regulated utilities in the United States. The utility has a generous 4.7% dividend yield.
Dominion Energy could attract more income investors as bond yields fall due to rate cuts. D.R. Horton should see a surge in new-homes demand if the Fed's actions cause mortgage rates to fall.
Dominion Energy has whittled its portfolio down to a largely regulated electric utility business. The company is working on reducing debt before it will start to increase its dividend again.
Dominion Energy offers a better-than-average annual yield. With a good earnings track record, Dominion Energy provides income seekers an alternative to Treasury bonds.
Sell-offs often provide the opportunity to lock in higher yields on high-quality dividend stocks. Dominion expects to maintain its nearly 5% dividend while growing its earnings at a mid-single-digit pace for the next several years.
Dominion Energy is a key utility provider in Virginia, serving the power hungry data center market in Loudoun County. Data center power demand is rapidly increasing, with projections of doubling by 2030, posing challenges and opportunities for utility providers like D. We explore the catalysts behind increasing power demand and assess whether D can deliver on the opportunity.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell hinted that a rate cut could arrive in September. Lower interest rates are likely to encourage bond investors to move back into dividend stocks.
Northern Virginia is the world's top data center market. AI could drive higher demand for power in the coming years.
While the top- and bottom-line numbers for Dominion Energy (D) give a sense of how the business performed in the quarter ended June 2024, it could be worth looking at how some of its key metrics compare to Wall Street estimates and year-ago values.
Dominion Energy's (D) second-quarter earnings are lower than estimates. Rising electricity demand from data centers is likely to drive the long-term growth of the company.