The beginning of Donald Trump’s second term brought a drastic turnaround to some of the largest billionaires in the world, highlighting Elon Musk, who has seen his fortune shrink at $ 145 billion since 17 January, according to Bloomberg’s rate.
Tesla, Musk’s main asset, expanding the loss of the automaker’s CEO to 45% in the 2025 accumulated. The impact was mainly felt in Europe and China, where sales fell dramatically amid rejection of the billionaire’s political position.
Since his inauguration, Trump has ranged between promises of economic growth and protectionist measures, including mass layoffs in the public sector and unstable tariff policies that resulted in one.
Billionaires lose $ 210 billion in the Trump government
Musk leads the ranking of billionaires loss since Trump’s inauguration, but is not alone. In total, five of the world’s largest mogles have lost, aged $ 210 billion in the last two months, with expressive falls in the shares of the companies they command.
Check out the five largest losers of Trump’s second term:
1. Elon Musk – Tesla e SpaceX (US$ 145 bi)
Tesla and Spacex CEO saw his fortune plummeting after the electric vehicle manufacturer returns all accumulated gains since Trump’s election. Tesla faces a strong rejection of European consumers due to Public Support from MUSK to far -right politicians, resulting in a 70% drop in sales in Germany. In China, Tesla’s second largest market, shipments plummeted 49% in the last month.
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2. Jeff Bezos – Amazon (US$ 31 bi)
The founder of Amazon, who historically had clashes with Trump, came to dinner with the president last month in search of a rapprochement. However, Amazon’s shares have fallen 15% since inauguration, impacted by market instability and an increasingly volatile business environment.
3. Thy is brought up brings up ya –Pahah (so 23 is)
The Google co -founder lost billions after Alphabet’s shares plummeted more than 7% in early February. The company faces pressure from the US Department of Justice, which threatens to force the division of the technology giant to reduce its dominance in the search market.
The CEO of the goal has seen his company is the only one among the “seven magnificent” (Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla) to earn in January and February. However, the actions of the goal lost all the recent advance, leading Zuckerberg to a loss of $ 8 billion.
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5. Bernard Arnault – LVMH (US$ 5 bi)
The owner of the luxury conglomerate LVMH, responsible for brands such as Louis Vuitton and Bulgari, lost billions as Trump threatens to impose rates of up to 20% on European luxury products.
