KeyBanc analyst Sophie Karp raised the firm’s price target on Duke Energy to $114 from $112 and keeps an Overweight rating on the shares. The firm says Duke Energy is well positioned as a core utility investment that operates in the Southeast, continuing to see significant economic development across its territories, compounded by constructive jurisdictions.
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