
Elon Musk, an adviser to U.S. President Donald Trump, responded on the same day as a rally for a conservative state Supreme Court candidate in Green Bay, Wisconsin on March 30, 2025.
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Technology stocks sway in a turbulent trading Monday as President Donald Trump stood in last week’s global tariff plan. Devastating sale.
apple,,,,, Microsoft and Tesla After the day’s decline, Apple almost tipped over 4%. letter,,,,, Amazon,,,,, Yuan and Nvidia All releases earnings. Stocks are temporarily speculating that tariffs may be delayed, but then the White House Dismissed the conversation pause.
The field of technology is coming soon. The huge seven stocks are scattered together. $1.8 trillion in market value In a two-day market sell-off Nasdaq Composite Materials Recorded its worst week since the 10-year pandemic hit and entered a bear market.
trump card firm Over the weekend, he was in his aggressive global tariff plan, the initial unilateral 10% tariff took effect on Saturday. Wall Street hopes to make progress in negotiations between the government and other countries, or plans to delay reciprocity tariffs on April 9.
The plan has already received widespread opposition from U.S. companies. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said Monday The new levy will raise prices for domestic and imported goods and slow down the U.S. economy. Many car companies have Already announced one Suspend in cargoprice increases and other measures. The trade group has also warned Grocery stores are more expensive and Hiking electronics For example, a personal computer.
“I don’t want anything to fall down, but sometimes you have to take medication to fix something,” Trump Tell reporters Air Force One boarded No. 1 on Sunday night, downplaying the recent market crash.
Other technology inventory appears to be based on last week’s pain. Oracle Reduced by about 1%. Palantir Technology It initially glided nearly 11%, but it grew 5% by the end of Monday’s trade show.
Some semiconductor stocks also struggle when investors are bothered by potential demand disruption caused by tariffs. Advanced Micro Devices and Intel 2.5% and 1.4% respectively.