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Wall Street Suffers Record $11 Trillion Decline Amid Trade Policy Turmoil

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Wall Street has experienced its largest two-day loss in history, with a combined $6.6 trillion wiped off the value of publicly traded companies on Thursday and Friday alone. This development brings total losses since President Donald Trump’s second inauguration in January to approximately $11.1 trillion, according to data published by Dow Jones Market Data. The downturn followed President Trump’s announcement on Wednesday of sweeping new tariffs…
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Wall Street Suffers Record $11 Trillion Decline Amid Trade Policy Turmoil

Wall Street has experienced its largest two-day loss in history, with a combined $6.6 trillion wiped off the value of publicly traded companies on Thursday and Friday alone. This development brings total losses since President Donald Trump’s second inauguration in January to approximately $11.1 trillion, according to data published by Dow Jones Market Data. The downturn followed President Trump’s announcement on Wednesday of sweeping new tariffs…

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U.S. stocks see biggest 2-day wipeout in history as market loses $11 trillion since Inauguration Day

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