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Chinese power stocks fall after US grid equipment ban

Filed: Aug 28, 2026 at 2:16 AM ET
Summary: Chinese power equipment stocks dropped after the United States moved to bar certain foreign-made grid equipment and related software. Sungrow Power Supply fell 12.24% on Thursday following an executive order signed by President Donald Trump the day before, though some analysts said the sell-off may be excessive and enforcement is uncertain.
WHO: Sungrow Power Supply; US President Donald Trump; some analysts
WHAT: Chinese power equipment stocks fell after a US move to bar certain foreign-made grid equipment and related software, with Sungrow shares dropping 12.24%.
WHEN: Aug 27, 2026
WHERE: China
WHY: The sell-off was triggered by the US executive order declaring a national emergency and moving to bar certain foreign-made grid equipment and related software.
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