Group 1 - The new tax bill proposed by Trump has significantly impacted the clean energy sector, leading to a sharp decline in solar stocks due to more aggressive subsidy cuts than expected [1] - The bill aims to end clean energy tax credits earlier, which were a key component of the Biden administration's Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), particularly affecting the residential solar industry [1][4] - The Invesco Solar ETF saw a net asset value drop of up to 10%, with Sunrun's stock plummeting nearly 40%, and NextEra Energy closing down 6.4% [1] Group 2 - Analysts warn that green energy stocks may continue to decline, with concerns about the government's focus on eliminating green subsidies [3] - The nuclear energy sector remains unaffected by the tax credit cuts, with certain tax incentives exempted, leading to a rise in stocks for companies like Oklo [4] - Investors are now looking towards the Republican-controlled Senate, which has the power to weaken some of the most aggressive clean energy incentive cuts, although there is skepticism about support from previously expected Republican allies [6]
特朗普减税法案削减税收抵扣，美国光伏股暴跌，核电股上涨
Hua Er Jie Jian Wen·2025-05-23 00:41