US Tariffs Dramatically Reduce Global Stock Market Value by $10 Trillion

A new set of reciprocal tariffs imposed by the U.S. government has triggered a substantial downturn in global stock markets, leading to an estimated loss of $10 trillion in value. The tariffs, introduced on April 3, 2025, aim to boost American manufacturing and rebalance trade relations, but their impact on international supply chains has been significant. Major tech companies like Apple have experienced dramatic market losses, with shares plummeting almost 23% since the implementation of these tariffs. This downturn is attributed to disruptions in global supply chains due to increasing economic uncertainty.