Donald Trump’s “release day” has so far been the billions of billions of the market value of listed companies, with border borders of scanning, has been wreaking havoc on business businesses on businesses in the world.
The global brands based in the United States of Nike in Apple have undergone some of the heaviest falls in the equity and market value, because investors react to fears of price increases and a potential slowdown in consumer spending. Here we examine some of the most exposed industries and brands.
Technology: Apple and Amazon
Asian countries are the main objective of Trump’s prices, led by China which was slapped with a rate of 54% on imports in the United States, which has caused a rout on technological actions, which are based strongly on the region for the components of their products. China quickly retaliated, with 34% of prices on American products.
Apple, the most precious public company in the world has experienced a decrease in market capitalization of more than $ 300 billion (230 billion pounds sterling) Thursday in the worst day since 2020 to fear that prices considerably increase its costs and increases in fuel price for products such as its iPhone.
Apple manufactures most of its equipment in China and two other leading production centers, India and Vietnam, were also affected with tariff rates of 26% and 46%.
Other technological mega-value companies “Magnifice 7” suffered in the same way. Amazon, one of the main sellers of products imported from around the world, was stripped of almost $ 190 billion in market value.
China -based sellers have more than 50% market share on the Amazon third -party sellers market, according to Marketplace Pulse.
Analysts of Bank of America consider prices as a “negative sector” for electronic commerce.
However, the bank added that large -scale players, such as Amazon and Ebay, are better able to replace sellers and, if prices are increasing worldwide, could benefit when they receive the commission on the total sale price of an item.
Nvidia, the market leader manufacturing crucial fleas for the boom of artificial intelligence, lost $ 210 billion in market valuation after Trump has established a 32% tariff on imports from Taiwan where he has his main semiconductor manufacturing facilities.
Mode: Nike and Gap
The prices of Jordan’s sports shoes from Nike, jeans and Levi gap clothes are likely to increase in the United States while Trump prices reach Asian factory centers that underlie the global clothing industry.
Nike’s market value has taken a 13 billion dollars so far and has undergone one of the largest proportional drops in action at more than 14% on Thursday, despite its efforts to reduce manufacturing in China in recent years.
Last year, the factories of highly tariff countries in Vietnam, Indonesia and China made 95% of all Nike brand shoes.
The rates raised in many countries of manufacturing of leading clothing also threaten significant increases in the costs of the supply chain of everything, from tracksuits to sweaters.
Almost 60% of all Nike brand clothes were made in Vietnam, China and Cambodia last year.
However, with almost 60% of total Nike sales from outside the United States, the sportswear has a certain insulation of a potential American recession.
Gap, whose largest supplier country is Vietnam, was one of the greatest fallen among the actions listed in the United States, its actions closing more than a fifth Thursday. Levi’s shares plunged almost 14%, while under armor dropped by 19%.
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Voyage: Boeing and Disney
The fear that the tariff war of tit-for-tat could trigger a global recession and a slowdown in consumer spending meant that the travel sector was also hammered by a sale of investors.
Boeing was among the largest tombs in Wall Street, and the aircraft actions and the aerospace manufacturer plunged more than 10%, because Trump taxes have a 45 -year -old production almost without price for the sector.
The end of a World Trade Organization Agreement (WTO) concluded in 1980, which paved the way for mass -mass commercial exports in Europe in particular, means higher manufacturing costs transmitted to airline customers and, ultimately, at the cost of consumer tickets.
Boeing is the largest American exporter per dollar, exporting around 80% of the commercial aircraft it builds.
Norwegian cruise lines were one of the largest dumpers in the S&P 500, down more than 16%, concerning concerns about a drop in consumer spending on international travel.
Cruise companies, including Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Viking and Lindblad, lost nearly $ 10 billion in combined market value on Thursday.
The largest entertainment company in the world, Disney, which operates themed parks and cruises, was also one of the biggest leads among the actions of Dow Jones by almost 10%.
Finance: Amex and Goldman Sachs
Although prices are levied from products and not services, financial companies have also been affected. Experts fear that Trump’s border taxes and reprisal movements by targeted nations increase the risk of global slowdown and recession in the largest economy in the world.
The shares of the American Express credit card company fell by almost 10%, while investors react to companies closely linked to consumer spending and credit.
AMEX is much smaller than its global competitors listed in the United States – visa actions have dropped by 2% while Mastercard dropped by 3% – but has a strong exposure to American consumers.
Almost half of the cards published by Amex in 2021 were in the United States, according to statistics from 2021, the last year that Amex has published regional splits.
The actions of the investment bank Goldman Sachs, which, earlier this week, described radical prices as a “growth shock” that will strike American consumers, has dropped by almost 10% on fears that the merger and acquisition activity can slow down as companies reduce investments. The actions of his rival Morgan Stanley dropped 9.5% on Thursday.
