The stock market tumbled as investors reacted to President Donald Trump’s tariffs before partially recovering after the administration announced a temporary pause on Mexican levies, Forbes reported.
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Tesla’s stock fell 5%, wiping out $11.8 billion from Musk’s net worth. I Photo: Tesla X
The hardest-hit companies largely fell into four categories: alcoholic beverage producers, automakers, multinational technology firms with significant exposure to China, and cryptocurrency-focused companies.
No one lost more money that day than Elon Musk, the world’s richest person and a prominent Trump supporter, as Tesla’s stock fell 5%. The drop wiped out $11.8 billion from Musk’s net worth, according to Forbes’ real-time billionaire rankings—making him the biggest loser in the market downturn.
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