Chinese optical-module stocks rebound as analysts downplay ‘mild’ AI curbs proposed by US
Chinese optical-module stocks rebounded on Wednesday after analysts downplayed the impact of proposed US restrictions. These restrictions could potentially block Chinese firms from supplying future American AI data centers.

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AI-generatedChinese optical-module stocks rebounded on Wednesday after analysts downplayed the impact of proposed US restrictions. These restrictions could potentially block Chinese firms from supplying future American AI data centers. Analysts believe the proposed rules are unlikely to disrupt existing supply chains due to the United States' significant reliance on Chinese manufacturing. Despite initial losses, some companies like Suzhou TFC Optical Communication saw gains, while others such as Zhongji Innolight and Eoptolink Technology experienced declines. The article highlights the market's reaction to the proposed US curbs and the expert analysis suggesting limited immediate impact.
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5 extractedZhongji Innolight ended the day down 7.3 per cent and 6.7 per cent in Shenzhen and Hong Kong, respectively.
Shares of China’s leading optical-module makers clawed back early losses on Wednesday.
Analysts downplayed the impact of proposed US restrictions on Chinese AI data centres.
The proposed US rules would face significant hurdles due to America’s reliance on Chinese manufacturing.
The proposed US rules would likely leave current supply chains intact.