Tariff-Driven Selloff Wipes $2 Trillion from Top Tech Stocks

A tech selloff triggered by tariffs wipes out $ 2000 billion from leading stocks.

There has been a decrease in the value of U.S technology stocks recently due to worries about trade policies resurfacing. The drop is linked to the U.S government’s plans to increase tariffs on goods made in China, which resulted in market uncertainty and anxiety among investors.

The group that was hit the hardest. Often referred to as the “Magnificent Seven,” these include Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta Platforms, and Tesla. Experienced losses in areas of their businesses. These companies heavily depend on operations and intricate supply chains that leave them vulnerable to trade uncertainties and shifts in events.

This represents one of the corrections in the industry this year as these tech giants play a significant role in major indices such as the NASDAQ Composite; their decrease has also dragged down broader U.S stocks.

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