TAN is trading at $46.18, down 3.15%, as higher Treasury yields and renewed Federal Reserve rate-hike expectations pressure rate-sensitive solar and clean-energy valuations.

  • Middle East attacks and Saudi pipeline disruptions pushed Brent crude up about 3% toward $107.54, reinforcing inflation concerns.
  • Weaker Nasdaq futures and broad technology selling are adding risk-off pressure to TAN’s information-technology-heavy holdings.