BUI News and Press, BlackRock Utility Infrastructure & Power Opportunities Trust From 06/28/22

BUI is a non-leveraged fund, which can be more appropriate for investors looking to reduce risks in this volatile market. The fund has exposure to mostly utilities, but industrials and energy also make up a meaningful allocation. The fund has dipped to a shallow discount, which is...

DNP is a famous fund that has maintained its distribution through thick and thin. The current 7.8% yield looks tempting in this market. We tell you why that's completely unsustainable over medium term (4-6 years) timeframes. For further details see: DNP: The Enigma Runni...

Markets present you with choices and sometimes they can be gifts. While we thought utilities had got overvalued, we did not expect such a rapid reset. That rapid reset has now required an update to our thinking. For further details see: UTG Moves To Hold, BUI To A B...

BDJ’s yield is quite high as compared to average income funds, and a minimum positive price growth will generate double-digit returns. Due to its deep diversification, BDJ is in a position to absorb the sectorial risks that have begun due to economic uncertainty. Due to a h...

For income investors, closed-end funds remain an attractive investment class that covers a variety of asset classes and promises high distributions and reasonable total returns. Closed-end funds are generally characterized by higher volatility and deeper drawdowns than the broad marke...

BlackRock Utility&Infrastructure Trust (NYSE:BUI) had declared $0.121/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous. Payable May 31; for shareholders of record May 16; ex-div May 13. See BUI Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. For further details see: BlackRock...

Utility stocks normally suffer when bond yields are rising, which typically occurs when the economy is strengthening, but the current round of higher yields has helped utility shares, and Barron's believes their run-up is not over. Today's higher yields are a result of the Fed trying to slow ...

In a "game changer for New York's transition away from fossil fuels," state regulators approved on Thursday a $4.5B project by Canadian public utility Hydro-Quebec to supply hydropower to New York City, with construction expected to begin this summer and completion scheduled for 2025. New Yor...

We have generally held utilities in high esteem as they showed a reasonable promise of returns alongside decent valuation. The recent runup is unprecedented for a few reasons. We tell you why we are moving one high yielding utility fund to a sell rating and moving another down one...

Several of the utility/infrastructure funds in the CEF space are pretty popular. The utility and infrastructure space can be a good fit for a CEF portfolio, providing steady income through regular cash flow due to being necessary for everyday life. We will be looking at a review o...