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Utility Stocks Retreat as Treasury Yields Climb

Rising Treasury yields triggered a sell-off in the utility sector today, overshadowing positive financial disclosures from major industry players. As borrowing costs surged, investors moved away from power producers, cooling enthusiasm for even the most robust earnings reports currently hitting the market.

Utility Stocks Retreat as Treasury Yields Climb

Bloom Energy shares slipped despite the fuel-cell company reporting quarterly results that topped analyst expectations. The market response highlights a broader trend where interest rate sensitivity currently outweighs individual corporate performance. Meanwhile, PG&E stock extended its decline, continuing a downward trajectory that began Thursday following the release of the California utility’s third-quarter earnings report.

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