Eversource Energy (ES) stock price, news and key stats

Price

Last trade as of Sep 16, 2026. Delayed data; not a live quote.

Previous close

$67.19

Open

$68.04

Day range

$67.31 – $68.08

Volume

96.3K

52-week range

$62.89 – $76.57

Market cap

$25.6B

Forward P/E

13.8

Dividend yield

469.00%

Beta

0.70

Avg. volume

2.3M

Analyst target

$73.58

Next earnings

Nov 4, 2026

About Eversource Energy

From the company's latest annual report (Form 10-K).

Latest ES news

• CME : E-mini S&P 500 futures held flat as traders awaited CPI data.
  Futures Trading · Aug 11, 2026

  E-mini S&P 500 futures remained largely unchanged as traders positioned themselves ahead of the upcoming Consumer Price Index (CPI) data release. The futures, which offer a more accessible way for investors to gain exposure to the S&P 500 index, saw limited movement as market participants weighed the potential implications of inflation figures on monetary policy and market sentiment. Analysts suggest that the CPI data could significantly influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions, particularly in light of ongoing concerns about inflationary pressures. A higher-than-expected CPI reading could bolster expectations for further rate hikes, potentially leading to increased volatility in equity markets. Conversely, a softer inflation report might ease fears of aggressive tightening, providing a boost to risk assets. As traders await the data, the flat performance of E-mini futures reflects a cautious approach, highlighting the importance of the upcoming economic indicators in shaping market direction.

• S&P 500 Futures Rise in Premarket Trading; D-Wave Quantum, Enlight Renewable Energy Lead
  Futures Trading · Jul 27, 2026

  S&P 500 futures rose in premarket trading, indicating a positive start for the index as investors reacted to recent economic data and corporate earnings reports. The E-mini S&P 500 futures were up by approximately 0.90%, reflecting renewed optimism in the market. This uptick comes amidst a backdrop of fluctuating economic indicators, which have kept traders on edge regarding the Federal Reserve's monetary policy direction. Leading the charge in premarket activity were shares of D-Wave Quantum and Enlight Renewable Energy, both of which have shown strong performance as investors increasingly focus on technology and renewable sectors. D-Wave, a player in quantum computing, has garnered attention for its innovative solutions, while Enlight Renewable Energy continues to benefit from the global shift towards sustainable energy sources. The performance of these companies may signal a broader trend in market sentiment, as investors seek growth opportunities in emerging industries. Market analysts suggest that the rise in futures could set a positive tone for the trading day, especially if major companies report favorable earnings. However, caution remains as investors await key economic data releases that could influence the Fed's interest rate decisions. Overall, the current market dynamics highlight a complex interplay between growth sectors and macroeconomic factors, keeping traders vigilant as they navigate the evolving landscape.

• S&P 500 Futures Fall in Premarket Trading; Elbit Systems, Maase Lead
  Futures Trading · Jul 17, 2026

  S&P 500 futures experienced a decline in premarket trading, with the E-mini S&P 500 futures down by 0.86% to $7,512.25. This drop reflects broader market concerns as investors weigh economic indicators and corporate earnings reports. The futures market's movement suggests a cautious sentiment among traders, potentially influenced by recent volatility in global markets and ongoing geopolitical tensions. Leading the decline are stocks from Elbit Systems and Maase, which have drawn attention for their performance amidst the broader downturn. As these companies navigate their respective sectors, their movements could signal investor sentiment and sector-specific trends. The implications for the overall market could be significant, as a sustained drop in S&P 500 futures may lead to a more cautious approach from investors, impacting liquidity and trading strategies in the coming sessions.

• E-mini S&P 500 futures rose on geopolitical optimism and tech debut.
  Futures Trading · Jun 13, 2026

  E-mini S&P 500 futures closed the week with a modest gain of 0.5%, finishing near 7430, buoyed by a combination of geopolitical optimism and the highly anticipated debut of SpaceX on the stock market. This rally marked a significant rebound, with futures tracking nearly 3% higher than the lows observed on Thursday, as reports of progress in Middle East peace talks provided a boost to investor sentiment. The positive momentum in E-mini S&P futures contrasts with the performance of other indices, such as the June E-mini Nasdaq futures, which fell by 1.15%. This divergence highlights the mixed market sentiment, as broader stock indexes have recently experienced volatility, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 hitting five-week lows. The market's reaction to the SpaceX IPO, which achieved a market capitalization exceeding $2 trillion, underscores the ongoing investor appetite for technology stocks, despite the overall cautious tone in other sectors. As geopolitical developments continue to unfold, market participants will be closely monitoring the implications for economic stability and investor confidence. The interplay between tech sector performance and broader market trends will be crucial in determining the direction of E-mini S&P futures in the coming weeks.

• E-mini S&P 500 futures pull back as inflation expectations rise.
  Futures Trading · May 7, 2026

  E‑mini S&P 500 futures (ES) slipped from recent all‑time highs on Thursday, as the New York Fed’s latest data showed consumer inflation expectations nudging up to 3.6 percent. The rise in expectations came amid a rebound in energy prices and persistent geopolitical uncertainty, both of which have weighed on risk sentiment across equity markets. The futures decline was mirrored in the Nasdaq‑100 contract, which also retraced from its peak. The inflation data, combined with initial jobless claims that fell short of forecasts at 200,000, has sharpened expectations that the Federal Reserve may keep its policy stance tighter for longer. Market participants are interpreting the higher inflation outlook as a potential catalyst for further rate hikes, which would weigh on equity valuations. The pullback in futures signals a shift in risk appetite, with traders recalibrating exposure to the broader market. For investors, the move underscores the sensitivity of equity derivatives to macroeconomic signals. While the E‑mini provides around‑the‑clock liquidity and a cost‑effective way to track the S&P 500, the recent retracement suggests that short‑term volatility could rise as the Fed’s policy path remains in focus. Traders and portfolio managers may look to adjust positions or increase hedging activity ahead of the upcoming non‑farm payrolls report, which could further influence market direction.

• E-mini S&P 500 futures fell as OpenAI weakness hit tech.
  Futures Trading · Apr 29, 2026

  E-mini S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 futures declined amid growing concerns about the pace of AI commercialization, triggered by OpenAI’s downward revision of near-term revenue and user growth targets. The weakness in AI sentiment spilled over into semiconductor stocks—key enablers of AI infrastructure—with Nvidia and AMD shares sliding sharply, reflecting investor recalibration of capital expenditure expectations from cloud providers and enterprise adopters. While broader market indices pulled back, the Dow Jones Industrial Average held relatively steady, underscoring the concentration of AI-driven volatility within the tech-heavy Nasdaq and S&P 500 growth cohorts. This repricing occurred just ahead of major earnings reports from Alphabet and Amazon, both of which had posted strong monthly gains despite the sector-wide pullback, suggesting divergent investor views on AI monetization timelines versus near-term execution risk.

• Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures slide as Iran talks stall - Latest news from Azerbaijan
  Futures Trading · Apr 23, 2026

  U.S. stock index futures declined sharply Sunday night and early Monday amid escalating geopolitical tensions following the collapse of Iran-related peace talks in Azerbaijan and President Donald Trump’s announcement of a U.S. naval blockade targeting Iranian maritime traffic. Nasdaq-100, S&P 500, and Dow Jones Industrial Average futures each fell approximately 1% — equivalent to roughly 164 points on the Dow — as crude oil surged above $112 per barrel, reigniting concerns over energy supply disruption and broader Middle East conflict spillover. The Strait of Hormuz, through which nearly 20% of global oil passes, became a focal point after Trump set a Tuesday deadline for Iranian compliance, while Tehran denied refusing negotiations. Volatility spiked across equity and commodity markets, with VIX futures rising and Treasury yields edging higher on safe-haven demand. The selloff reflects a rapid repricing of geopolitical risk premia, particularly for sectors sensitive to energy costs, shipping logistics, defense spending, and global trade flows. Equity futures’ decline occurred despite earlier intraday gains, underscoring how quickly macro regime shifts — from 'risk-on' to 'risk-off' — can override technical or earnings-driven momentum. With oil now trading at multi-year highs and naval enforcement imminent, market participants are reassessing exposure to energy-intensive industries, emerging market equities, and U.S. defense contractors, while trimming positions in rate-sensitive growth stocks. Derivatives markets showed heightened sensitivity: E-mini S&P 500 futures volumes spiked 35% above 30-day average, and crude oil futures open interest rose sharply on NYMEX. The move also pressured U.S. dollar liquidity conditions, with 3-month LIBOR-OIS spreads widening — a signal of mounting funding stress in cross-border positions. If the naval blockade proceeds without de-escalation, further volatility in equity index futures and commodity-linked ETFs is likely, with potential knock-on effects for inflation expectations and Fed policy timing.

• US Stock Market Today S&P 500 Futures Edge Higher On Strong Global Chip Demand
  Futures Trading · Apr 21, 2026

  U.S. stock index futures edged higher ahead of the cash market open, with E-mini S&P 500 futures up approximately 0.25% and Nasdaq-100 futures gaining around 0.38%. The move reflects renewed investor appetite for technology and semiconductor-related equities amid robust global demand signals—most notably Taiwan’s March export orders, which surged 65.9% year-over-year to a record $91.1 billion, heavily driven by chip shipments. While this data bolsters the earnings outlook for the global semiconductor supply chain, equity gains are tempered by countervailing pressures: rising U.S. government bond yields, persistent inflation concerns, and geopolitical uncertainty despite recent de-escalation in the Middle East. Market participants remain focused on the interplay between strong end-demand fundamentals and tightening financial conditions, with sector rotation likely to favor capital goods, equipment makers, and foundry-adjacent names over rate-sensitive growth segments.

• Stock Market Today: Dow Jones, S&P 500 Futures Rise As JD Vance Touts 'Good Deal' If Iran Meets US 'Red L
  Futures Trading · Apr 14, 2026

  U.S. stock index futures edged higher early Tuesday as investors reacted to comments from Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance, who characterized recent diplomatic overtures toward Iran as a “good deal” — provided Tehran complies with U.S. “red lines.” While Vance’s remarks were brief and lacked policy specifics, they contributed to a modest improvement in risk sentiment, with Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 futures both trading up by roughly 0.2% ahead of the cash market open. The move reflects broader market sensitivity to geopolitical developments, particularly those that signal potential de-escalation in Middle Eastern tensions — a key input for equity valuations amid already elevated oil prices and supply-chain concerns. Derivatives markets showed relatively muted volatility, with VIX futures holding steady near 14.5, suggesting traders are not pricing in imminent spikes in uncertainty. Volume in E-mini S&P 500 futures remained above average for the session, indicating institutional participation in the upward bias. Notably, Nasdaq-100 futures underperformed slightly, hinting at continued caution around rate-sensitive tech stocks despite the broader rally — a dynamic consistent with recent patterns where macro-driven headlines lift cyclical indices more than growth-oriented ones. The reaction underscores how closely equity futures track geopolitical messaging during election cycles, especially when senior campaign figures weigh in on foreign policy. With Iran-related tensions remaining a wildcard for energy markets and global security, any perceived shift toward diplomatic resolution — however tentative — can trigger short-term positioning shifts in index derivatives. Traders will likely monitor upcoming statements from the State Department and Iranian officials for confirmation or contradiction of Vance’s characterization, which could influence near-term futures pricing and options skew.

• S&P 500: Futures rebound on Hormuz ceasefire
  Futures Trading · Apr 8, 2026

  S&P 500 futures rallied sharply following reports of a temporary ceasefire in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy chokepoint whose stability directly impacts oil prices and broader market sentiment. According to Deutsche Bank analysts cited by FXStreet, the de-escalation—brokered between regional stakeholders amid heightened naval tensions—reduced near-term fears of supply disruptions and inflationary pressure on energy costs. This development contributed to a ~0.8% intraday gain in E-mini S&P 500 futures, reversing prior weakness tied to geopolitical risk premiums. The rebound underscores how derivatives markets, particularly equity index futures, serve as sensitive real-time barometers for geopolitical risk. Traders rapidly repriced volatility expectations, with the CBOE VIX futures curve flattening and oil-linked equities—especially energy and transportation sectors—showing outsized gains. Deutsche Bank noted that while the ceasefire is provisional and lacks formal treaty backing, its immediate effect was to lower the “risk-on” threshold for U.S. equities, supporting short-term momentum in growth-sensitive names. From a derivatives perspective, the episode highlights the interplay between macro catalysts and futures positioning: open interest in S&P 500 futures rose notably during the session, suggesting institutional participation rather than purely algorithmic or retail-driven moves. Market participants remain cautious, however, with options skew indicating elevated tail-risk hedging ahead of upcoming U.S. CPI data and Fed communications—reminding investors that geopolitical relief, while supportive, does not override fundamental monetary policy concerns.

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