U.S. Markets Decline as Edison International Posts Largest Loss
American stock markets experienced a downturn on Monday, with energy giant Edison International recording the steepest declines among major companies.
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American stock markets experienced a downturn on Monday, with energy giant Edison International recording the steepest declines among major companies.

Leading financial institutions have published weekly research notes and rating updates for major publicly traded companies, including Nvidia, Apple, and Deere. The reports reflect revised earnings forecasts and sector-specific investment strategies ahead of upcoming market developments.
Utility giant Edison International and its subsidiary Southern California Edison have announced quarterly dividend payments for shareholders, reflecting stable cash flows and continued capital return commitments.
Edison International released a summary of its second-quarter 2026 earnings call, detailing its financial performance and utility operations.
Several financial institutions, including Truist, BMO Capital, Argus, JPMorgan, BofA, and HSBC, have reduced their price targets for various major companies such as Edison International, Alamos Gold, Ulta Beauty, Accenture, PDD Holdings, and Danaher Corporation.
JP Morgan has increased its price targets for both Target Corporation and Edison International, with the latter seeing a second raise in two weeks.
Following Edison International's (EIX) first-quarter report, Barclays has adjusted its price target for the company downwards.
A transcript of Edison International's (EIX) first-quarter 2026 earnings call has been released, detailing the company's financial performance and discussions from the call.
JPMorgan has increased its price target for Edison International (EIX) from $66 to $74, reflecting a positive adjustment in its valuation of the utility holding company.
Several financial firms, including Morgan Stanley, Truist, RBC Capital, Goldman Sachs, and Scotiabank, have updated their price targets and ratings for companies like Edison International, Vulcan Materials, Global Payments, Insulet, Quanta Services, A. O. Smith, FirstEnergy, and Targa Resources.
Edison International has reaffirmed its 2028 outlook and set a new target for 5% to 7% earnings per share growth through 2030.
Shares of major California utilities including PG&E and Edison International crashed after the state legislature approved a wildfire safety bill that excludes a liability cap, leaving companies financially vulnerable to future fire litigation.
Edison International shares dropped sharply amid growing concerns over utility sector profitability, regulatory pressures, and broader energy market fluctuations.

Investment research firm Argus Research lowered its rating on Edison International, citing growing liability risks associated with the utility company's operations.
Investors are anticipating the upcoming second-quarter 2026 earnings report from Edison International, with expectations for key financial metrics and future outlook.
An article evaluates whether Edison International stock (EIX) is currently outperforming the broader utility sector, offering insights into its market position.
Analysts are providing their assessments on Edison International stock, with opinions divided on its future performance.
A summary of Edison International's Q1 2026 earnings call has been released.
Edison International (EIX) is facing caution from analysts due to identified near-term risks impacting the company's outlook.
Edison International has released the transcript for its fourth-quarter 2025 earnings call, providing details on the company's financial performance.
Several high-profile equities posted significant intraday volatility, with utilities, tech giants, and pharmaceutical companies leading the day's most active trading sessions.

Utility stocks PG&E and Edison International fell sharply after state lawmakers rejected a controversial wildfire prevention proposal, sparking investor concerns over future liability and infrastructure costs.

Wall Street analysts have released their target price forecasts for Edison International stock, providing insights into their expectations for the utility company's future performance.
Morgan Stanley has increased its price target for Edison International (EIX), citing specific reasons for the upgrade.
Morgan Stanley has trimmed its price forecasts for Edison International (EIX) and Polaris (PII). The adjustments follow an April utility review and concerns over interest rates and tariffs.
JPMorgan has increased its price target for Edison International (EIX) to $75, reflecting an updated positive outlook on the company's stock.
Morgan Stanley has updated its utility sector outlook, specifically lowering its view on Edison International (EIX) amidst broader market adjustments.
Goldman Sachs anticipates double-digit earnings growth for Teva Pharmaceutical Industries through 2026, while Edison International posts strong 2025 results and sets 2026–2027 EPS targets. Needham is bullish on Neurocrine Biosciences' pipeline, expecting growth from Crenessity and Ingrezza by 2026.