Short answer
Solar stocks fall on higher interest rates (which make solar projects less affordable), Chinese oversupply, or policy uncertainty.
Why are solar stocks falling?
What happened
The Invesco Solar ETF (TAN) and major solar names dropped sharply.
Why it happened
Solar installations often use financing — higher rates cut demand. Chinese panel makers have flooded the market with cheap supply, crushing margins.
Why investors care
Solar is a barometer for how clean-energy policy and rates interact.
How it affects ordinary people
Cheaper panels may still lower home installation costs.
FAQ
Is solar still a long-term winner?
Long-term demand is strong; short-term earnings are volatile.
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