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News Breaks | | | | September 6, 2012 | | 06:08 EDT |  | TSL | Trina Solar responds to EU dumping allegations
The European Commission initiated an anti-dumping investigation concerning imports into the European Union of crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules and key components, originating in China. Trina Solar is one of the China-based suppliers of these products to the EU. Trina Solar believes the allegations made by Germany's Solarworld AG and other petitioners of the so-called EU ProSun group "will eventually prove to be unfounded", and that Trina Solar's transactions with its EU customers were and are made "in accordance with international fair trade practices". Trina plans to "contest the allegations vigorously". | |
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| May 24, 2013 | | 10:09 EDT | | TSL | Solars advance after EU reportedly says talks with China still alive
 Subscribe for More Information | | | 06:44 EDT |  | TSL | EU denies that talks over Chinese solar dispute broke down, Reuters reports
The EU denied assertions that talks between the EU and China over alleged dumping of solar panels by China had broken down, according to Reuters. A major Chinese trade association stated on Wednesday that the first round of talks had collapsed, the news service explained. Reference Link | | | 06:23 EDT | | TSL | U.S. solar instllations may only reach 3.5GW in 2013, DigiTimes reports
Subscribe for More Information | | | May 22, 2013 | | 16:25 EDT |  | TSL | On The Fly: Closing Wrap
Stocks on Wall Street were sharply lower following a day where the Fed dominated the news. The averages were higher early in the session as Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke testified in front of Congress. However, the averages crossed into negative ground as Bernanke's comments on the potential for future QE tapering were digested. The selling accelerated in the late hours of the session following the release of the minutes from the Fed's last FOMC meeting. ECONOMIC EVENTS: In the U.S., Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke delivered testimony before the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, stating that premature tightening of monetary policy would carry a "substantial risk" of slowing or ending the economic recovery. Bernanke, however, also said the central bank could begin winding down its bond-buying program at one of its "next few meetings" if the economy continues to improve. The FOMC minutes, released at 2:00 pm ET, indicated that some committee members expressed a willingness to adjust assets purchases, though some disagreement existed over what economic data would be needed to begin such a program. The minutes also said some members might want to cut asset purchases by as soon as June. The National Association of Realtors said existing home sales advanced 0.6% to an annual rate of 4.97M units in April, which was the highest level since November 2009 but still below expectations for a rise to a 4.99M-unit rate. COMPANY NEWS: Target (TGT) shares lost $2.86, or 4.01%, to $68.40 after the company's first quarter report, which it called "disappointing." The company also cut its full-year earnings and same-store sales views. MAJOR MOVERS: Among notable gainers was Saks (SKS), up $1.83, or 13.39%, to $15.50 after the New York Post said the company hired Goldman Sachs (GS) to explore strategic alternatives and Bloomberg said KKR (KKR) was considering a stake in the luxury retailer. Also higher following its better-then-expected quarterly results was Zale (ZLC), which advanced $1.20, or 22.22%, to $6.60. Among noteworthy losers were a number of Solar stocks, including Trina Solar (TSL), down $1.07, or 14.9%, to $6.11, and SunPower (SPWR), down $1.81, or 8.62%, to $19.19 after China's Xinhua news agency said early talks between Europe and China to resolve their fight over solar panel trade rules had failed. Also lower was SolarWinds (SWI), down $6.57, or 13.71%, to $41.34 after the company said it will acquire N-able for $120M and its shares were downgraded at research firm Pacific Crest. INDICES: The Dow was down 80.41, or 0.52%, to 15,307.17; the Nasdaq was down 38.82, or 1.11%, to 3,463.30; and the S&P 500 was down 13.81, or 0.83%, to 1,655.35. | | | 13:35 EDT | | TSL | Cautious solar note, SolarCity lock-up highlighted by CNBC's Greenberg
Subscribe for More Information | | | 12:20 EDT | | TSL | On The Fly: Midday Wrap
Subscribe for More Information | | | 10:01 EDT | | TSL | Early talks over China-EU solar panel dispute fail, Xinhua says
First-round talks to ease the current solar panel trade fight between China and the European Union have failed, reported Xinhua, citing Chinese trade body sources. Reference Link | | | 08:05 EDT |  | TSL | Trina Solar to host business news update conference call
Subscribe for More Information | | | 06:26 EDT | | TSL | IHS: Solar industry CapEx down 36% in 2013, Digitimes says
Subscribe for More Information | | | May 21, 2013 | | 11:34 EDT |  | TSL | High option volume stocks: JASO YGE WMB AMTD TSL
Subscribe for More Information | | | | 10:29 EDT |  | TSL | Solar channel checks don't support bullishness of stocks, says Raymond James
Raymond James said feedback from solar channel checks rare is not as enthusiastic as excessive bullishness being exhibited by the stocks. First, the firm said European purchases of Chinese modules have dried up due to industry speculation of an upcoming EU tariff ruling; second, feedback suggests U.S. project developers are capital constrained; and third, there is a lack of industry rationalization. | | | 09:57 EDT |  | TSL | Trina Solar spikes higher with peers, levels to watch
Solar Energy stocks are hot once again today, with high volumes and extreme price spikes and swings. At the current price of $7.87, the stock is up over 16%. At that price, next resistance is at $8.47, the high of the session and the new 52-week high. Support is at $7.40, the session low. | | | 06:42 EDT | | TSL | U.S., EU to negotiate with China over solar trade dispute, NY Times says
The U.S. and EU will negotiate settlements with China over allegations that the country's solar energy sector carried out illegal trading practices, according to The New York times. Under a deal that's starting to emerge, Chinese solar companies would have to raise the prices of their solar panels, but the companies would no longer have to pay high tariffs, the newspaper explained. Reference Link | | | May 20, 2013 | | 08:00 EDT | | TSL | German minister calls potential EU solar tariffs 'grave mistake,' FT says
Subscribe for More Information | | | 06:26 EDT | | TSL | Europe solar trade tariffs may slow down market growth, DigiTimes says
Europe solar trade tariffs may slow down the market growth although some Taiwan firms may benefit from them against China players, reports Digitimes Research. An anti-subsidy tariff against China-based solar firms is expected to be 30%-67.9% with the average as high as 57.6%. Reference Link | | | May 15, 2013 | | 09:19 EDT | | TSL | Trina Solar margins poised to rebound in Q2, says Nomura
Subscribe for More Information | | | May 14, 2013 | | 12:32 EDT | | TSL | On The Fly: Midday Wrap
Subscribe for More Information | | | 12:00 EDT | | TSL | Trina Solar falls 6.2%
Subscribe for More Information | | | 10:00 EDT | | TSL | Trina Solar falls 7.3%
Subscribe for More Information | | | 09:14 EDT | | TSL | On The Fly: Pre-market Movers
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