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Chinese power stocks tumble on US ban, but analysts question sell-off extent

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Chinese power equipment stocks experienced a significant decline following a US ban on certain foreign-made grid equipment and software. Companies like Sungrow and Sieyuan saw sharp drops in their share prices. However, some analysts suggest the market reaction may be overstated, citing potential enforcement challenges for the US and robust global demand for Chinese products, which could mitigate the impact. AI

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Chinese power stocks tumble on US ban, but analysts question sell-off extent

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Sylvia Ma,Sherry Wang ·

    Chinese power stocks slump after US grid ban: is the sell-off warranted?

    Chinese power equipment stocks have tumbled after the United States moved to bar certain foreign-made grid equipment and related software, but some analysts believe the sell-off may have been excessive, with enforcement still uncertain and Chinese firms able to offset the impact …

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