Duke Energy Shares Rise 0.71% on Grid Modernization Push But Rank 426th in U.S. Liquidity

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Wednesday, Sep 17, 2025 6:38 pm ET1min read
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- Duke Energy shares rose 0.71% to $89.42 on 9/17/2025 but ranked 426th in U.S. liquidity due to 42.16% lower trading volume.

- The utility submitted grid modernization proposals to North/South Carolina regulators and finalized a $200M Texas solar farm acquisition.

- Management maintains confidence in credit metrics by keeping 2025 debt refinancing plans unchanged despite rate volatility.

On September 17, 2025, , , . stocks by liquidity. The utility giant's performance was influenced by a combination of regulatory updates and operational developments in its core markets.

Recent filings revealed Duke has submitted revised infrastructure proposals to state regulators in North and South Carolina, aiming to accelerate grid modernization projects. Analysts noted this could streamline permitting timelines for renewable energy integrations, though no immediate earnings impacts were disclosed. , .

Meanwhile, Duke's bond issuance schedule for the remainder of 2025 remains unchanged despite recent rate volatility. . Market participants observed that the lack of capital structure adjustments suggests management maintains confidence in current credit metrics amid fluctuating interest rate expectations.

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