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First Solar Stock Is Trending Overnight—Here's Why It Jumped Nearly 8%

Aug 7, 2026, 4:26 AMMohd Haider

First Solar shares surged 7.73% after hours after backing a Trump administration trade action targeting China's polysilicon imports.

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