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The 10 richest people in the world had a combined $ 172 billion that wiped their fortune within three days.
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Stocks fell after Trump’s tariff plans caused the fear of retribution and recession.
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Elon Musk has been falling $ 35 billion since Wednesday, while Mark Zuckerberg is falling around $ 24 billion.
The 10 richest people in the world had wiped a combined $ 172 billion on their fortunes during the The three -day routing of the stock marketShow the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
President Donald Trump’s Unveiling of sword rates last Wednesday has a Hare Sale That sent the S&P 500 with 11% in the course of Thursday, Friday and Monday.
The 10 richest people in the world, who are worth a little more than $ 2 trillion at the beginning of this year, evaporated more than $ 350 billion in 2025 because of the slide in the value of their share stretches.
Elon Musk Only $ 135 billion has dropped, so that the Tesla And the assets of SpaceX CEO for the first time in five months under $ 300 billion. The only top 10 member Warren Buffett is in the greenThe legendary investor who leads Berkshire Hathaway.
Here their fortunes were closed on Monday’s market:
Net value: $ 298 billion
3-day change: $ 35 billion fall
Year-to-date change: $ 135 billion fall
The ability of Elon Musk has fluctuated wildlife in recent months. The excitement about his proximity of the president has been replaced by concern, because anger has grown in the direction of the Doge Agency of the White House and the public return against Tesla has hammered the stock of the automaker.
The richest person in the world derives his wealth mainly from his efforts in Tesla and SpaceX. His other companies are SpaceX, Neuralink, X, the boring company and Xai.
Net value: $ 196 billion
3-day change: $ 21 billion fall
Year-to-date change: $ 43 billion fall
Jeff Bezos is the founder and executive chairman of Amazon. He is also the owner of the Washington Post, which he bought in 2013. Bezos was resigned in 2021 as the CEO of Amazon.
Net value: $ 183 billion
3-day change: $ 24 billion fall
Year-to-date change: $ 25 billion fall
Mark Zuckerberg is the co -founder and CEO of Meta Platforms, the social media colossus that Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and Threads owns.
Net value: $ 154 billion
3-day change: $ 14 billion fall
Year-to-date change: $ 12 billion more than
Warren Buffett, 94, is the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. His conglomerate has dozens of companies, including Geico and See’s Candies, and has millions of dollars in public companies such as Apple and American Express.