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Peering Into First Solar's Recent Short Interest
Even opponents can be a boost! Trump may still ultimately be Bullish for clean Energy?
① For a long time, Trump has had a contentious relationship with the NENGYUANHANGYE in the USA; ② however, some industry insiders indicate that Trump's ascendance may not only bring Bearish impacts for the clean energy sector...
Breaking the "involutionary" competition! The two major photovoltaic leaders announce "production reduction and control of output."
Tongwei Co.,Ltd's subsidiary Yongxiang Co. and Daqo Energy have a total production capacity of over 1.2 million tons. Analysts expect that this production cut will reach at least 0.8 million tons, leading to a significant decline in silicon material output from December to January. Despite the production cut being initiated, the current Industry still faces considerable inventory pressure.
The photovoltaic Industry is currently undergoing a "de-involution"! Tongwei Co.,Ltd and Daqo Energy have both announced production cuts and maintenance.
① Both Tongwei Co.,Ltd and Daqo Energy are signatories of the photovoltaic industry self-discipline agreement. According to the self-discipline agreement, photovoltaic companies will begin to manage production capacity starting next month (January 2025). ② Analysts believe that adjusting the overall industry capacity utilization rate to the Range of 50%-60% can basically match the demand for polysilicon in 2025, preliminarily achieving a supply-demand balance.
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Invesco Solar ETF Declares Annual Distribution of $0.1650