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Millionaires also suffer from economic crises, and the richest man in the world is on the front line.
The 500 richest people in the world lost, Thursday and Friday, due to the effects of the rates announced by Donald Trump, 488 billion euros ($ 536 billion), with Elon Musk leading the list.
This was the greater loss of always the Bloomberg billionaires indexthe financial agency indicated.
According to Bloomberg, about 90% of billionaires that make up the list lost money On Thursday and Friday, with the sharp falls of scholarship markets around the world, which today continue.
According to the updated data today, Tesla’s Elon Musk, and now a prominent figure in Donald Trump’s administration, remains as the richest man in the world, but also leads in losses, With about 18 billion euros ($ 20 billion) lost in a day. Musk has already lost over 118 billion euros in a year ($ 130 billion), according to Bloomberg data.
This weekend, the millionaire and owner of the X and Spacex already in the customs war, proposing a “zero fare situation” between the US and EU, as it also proposed this Monday, Ursula Von Der Leyen.
Falling are also Warren Buffettda Berkshire Hathaway, Mark Zuckerberg, da goal, which holds Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, Jeff Bezos, also amazon, Larry Ellisonfrom Oracle, among others.
Markets are being affected by the entry into force of the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, US business partners, and retaliation measures announced by China, which can be followed by those of other major economies, such as the European Union.
The US President announced the Imposition of reciprocal tariffs US business partners on April 2, but has expressed their willingness to negotiate if offers are “phenomenal.”
Analysts and investment banks have been reviewing at low estimates for global economic growth and in particular for US GDP following the announcement of new tariffs, which are higher than expected.
This Monday, for the third consecutive day, the main bags around the world woke up in the red, a phenomenon that Trump justified as a necessary evil. Lisbon did not escape the rule, and the PSI index fell 5.26% this second.
The Goldman Sachs Investment Bank today the probability of a recession in the United States from 35% to 45%, While JPMorgan puts this probability by 60%, the global S&P at 30-35%and the HSBC at 40%.
