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Dow Jones Utility Average

stock market
Also known as: DJUA
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  • The Dow Jones Industrial, Transportation, and Utility Averages, 2010-2024
    Dow Jones average
    / The three Dow averages (plus a composite)

    Dow Jones Utility Average ($DJU). Launched in 1929, the “Dow utilities” consists of 15 water, electric, and renewable power producers, including Duke Energy (DUK), American Electric Power (AEP), American Water Works (AWK), and NextEra Energy (NEE). Dow Jones Composite Average ($DJC). The “Dow composite,” which…

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    Dow Jones Utility Average ($DJU). Launched in 1929, the “Dow utilities” consists of 15 water, electric, and renewable power producers, including Duke Energy (DUK), American Electric Power (AEP), American Water Works (AWK), and NextEra Energy (NEE). Dow Jones Composite Average ($DJC). The “Dow composite,” which…

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