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Kerugian Saham AS: $11 Triliun Sejak Februari Akibat Ketakutan Resesi
U.S. Stocks Lose $11 Trillion Since February as Recession Fears Mount Over Trump Tariffs https://cryptonews.com/news/u-s-stocks-lose-11-trillion-since-february-as-recession-fears-mount-over-trump-tariffs/

Keterangan Gambar : Kerugian Saham AS: $
U.S. Stocks Lose $11 Trillion Since February as Recession Fears Mount Over Trump Tariffs
U.S. stock markets have experienced a staggering $11 trillion wipeout since February 19, with losses accelerating on April 4 following heightened concerns over President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff measures. The single-day market loss amounted to $3.25 trillion – exceeding the total valuation of the global cryptocurrency market, which stood at $2.68 trillion at the time.
Among major tech players, dubbed the "Magnificent 7," Tesla led the plunge, falling 10.42%. Nvidia and Apple also saw steep losses, dropping 7.36% and 7.29% respectively, according to TradingView data.
The widespread sell-off sent the Nasdaq 100 tumbling 6% on the day, pushing the index officially into bear market territory. The Kobeissi Letter, a financial insights platform, described April 4 as the worst day for U.S. equities since March 2020.
"I've hated on Bitcoin in the past, but seeing it hold steady while stocks collapse is very interesting to me," said stock market commentator Dividend Hero.
Trump's reciprocal tariffs on Wednesday were historic. The effective US tariff rate is now above 25% for the first time since ~1900.






