How much money the richest people in the world lost after Trump’s prices

The 10 richest people in the world have seen $ 74 billion disappear on paper after this week’s market progress, according to the Bloomberg Billionaire index.

On Wednesday afternoon, President Donald Trump sparked the chaos on the market. Actions have undergone their worst loss of a day in five years on Thursday. The S&P 500 fell by almost 5%, the DOW lost 1,679 points and the composite Nasdaq plunged 6%.

Here is how much the richest has lost since the price announcement and how it compared to their net value, by Bloomberg:

Elon Musk

– $ 11.0 billion (-2.5%)

Elon Musk has seen its net value fluctuating wildly in recent weeks, while its involvement with the Doge’s office of the White House has attracted public and boycott against Tesla, sending Tesla’s stock.

The richness of musk Comes in large part from his participation in Tesla, but he is also the CEO of X / Twitter, Neuralink, The Boring Company and SpaceX. It is worth $ 322 billion, according to the Bloomberg billionaire index, which makes him the richest person in the world.

Jeff Bezos

– $ 15.9 billion (-6.7%)

Bezos is the founder and executive president of Amazon, and it is worth 201 billion dollars. He also owned the Washington Post, which he bought in 2013. Bezos resigned from his Amazon CEO post in 2021.

Mark Zuckerberg

– $ 17.9 billion (-8.6%)

Mark Zuckerberg was faced with criticisms of relaunching the facts on Meta platforms, including Facebook, Threads and Instagram, and replace it with “community notes”.

Zuckerberg is the co -founder, president and CEO of Meta, putting him at a net value of $ 189 billion.

Buffet warren

– $ 2.57 billion (-1.8%)

Warren Buffett, with a net value of $ 165 billion, is the president and chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway, a multinational conglomerate portfolio company. Thanks to Berkshire, Buffett has a wide range of companies, including Geico, BNSF Railway and Dairy Queen.

Apple is Apple, which represents around 20% of its portfolio.

Bernard Arnault

– $ 6.22 billion (-3.5%)

Bernard Arnault is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of LVMH, the largest conglomerate of luxury products in the world. The majority of its $ 163 billion comes from its participation in LVMH, which has more than 75 fashion brands, cosmetics, jewelry and minds, including Louis Vuitton, Dior and Moët & Chandon.

LVMH has declared a drop in sales under the feelings of consumer attenuated in several countries.

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Bill Gates

– $ 291 million (-0.2%)

Bill Gates is the co -founder of Microsoft, although he left the company’s board of directors in 2020 and now has only a small percentage of his actions. Most of its $ 162 billion in wealth are managed by Cascade Investment, a private company that holds major participations in companies such as Four Seasons hotels.

Gates also directs the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, an organization of philanthropy which supports global health, education and climate initiatives.

Larry Ellison

– 8.10 billion dollars (-4.2%)

Larry Ellison is the co -founder, executive president and director of Oracle technology, one of the largest software and cloud computing companies in the world. With a net value of $ 160 billion, Ellison is also a major investor in Tesla and has a large part of Lanai, a Hawaiian island.

Ellison, as well as Sam Altman from Openai and Softbank’s son Masayoshi, are also the lance of Stargate, an IA infrastructure initiative of $ 500 billion supported by Trump.

Larry Page

– $ 4.79 billion (-2.9%)

Larry Page is the co -founder of Google and member of the board of directors of his parent company, alphabet. Although he resigned as CEO of alphabet in 2019, he remains a major shareholder and an influential figure, with a net value of $ 138 billion.

Page is also a main Kitty Hawk and Overner funder, companies that develop electric flying vehicles.

Steve Ballmer

– $ 2.85 billion (-1.9%)

Steve Ballmer is the former CEO of Microsoft, a role he occupied from 2000 to 2014. He remains one of the largest individual shareholders in the company, with a net value of $ 131 billion.

Apart from Microsoft, Ballmer also has Los Angeles Clippers, an NBA team he bought in 2014 for $ 2 billion.

Sergey Brin

– $ 4.46 billion (-2.8%)

Sergey Brin is the co -founder of Google and played a key role in the development of his first research algorithms. He was president of the alphabet until his descendants in 2019.

As page, Brin retains a significant influence on alphabet thanks to its class B shares. Most of its net value of $ 130 billion is linked to the alphabet.