The first 50 days of Trump’s presidency brought a sharp decrease in shares. Billions in Trump’s inauguration also quickly lose their conditions: Musk, Tsuckerberg and Brin.
The US stock market has continued to fall due to US president’s custom policy Donald Trump. On Monday, March 10, American actions presented the lowest indicators since 2009, reports on the market watch.
It is noted that investors are concerned about the beginning of the global trade war, which may explode as a result of its tariff threats.
In particular, the S&P 500 index fell by 2.7%, the average industry of Dow Jones – by 2.1%, Nasdaq – by 4%, which has been the largest one -day fall since 2022.
Generally, from January 20 – inauguration of the Trump – S&P 500 index has been reduced by 6.4%, the NASDAQ composite – by 11%, average industrial dow Jones – by 3.6%.
At the same time, the VIX indicator, or the “fearful meter” wall of the wall, increased by more than 60%this year, reaching 27.84 units on Monday (the indicator above 20 indicates the time of increasing volatility).
It is noteworthy that the billions that present at the time of Trump’s oath of oath quickly disappear their conditions. For example, in the first 50 days of Trump’s presidency, Ilon’s mask condition was reduced by $ 148 billion. It also influenced the fall of Tesla sales after a scandal of a billionaire.
Jeff Bezos lost $ 29 billion, Mark Zuckerberg – $ 5 billion, Sergey Brin – $ 22 billion.
According to experts, the United States GDP can show a fall this year. It is assumed that in the first quarter, the country’s economy will be reduced by 2.8% in the annual calculus.
Remember that on Tuesday, Trump will meet with the leading managers of large companies against behind the uncertainty that are relatively large -scale duties and falls in the market.
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