PANews 4月5日消息，据 Cointelegraph 报道，由于对美国总统特朗普的关税担忧持续加剧，4 月 4 日交易日美国股市损失 3.25 万亿美元，比整个加密货币市场的 2.68 万亿美元估值高出约 5700 亿美元。TradingView 数据显示，在七大股票中，特斯拉 (TSLA) 当日领跌，下跌 10.42%，其次是英伟达 (NVDA) 下跌 7.36%，苹果 (AAPL) 下跌 7.29%。
此前消息，美股遭遇五年来最惨烈一周，纳指跌入技术性熊市。

PANews 4月5日消息，据 Cointelegraph 报道，由于对美国总统特朗普的关税担忧持续加剧，4 月 4 日交易日美国股市损失 3.25 万亿美元，比整个加密货币市场的 2.68 万亿美元估值高出约 5700 亿美元。TradingView 数据显示，在七大股票中，特斯拉 (TSLA) 当日领跌，下跌 10.42%，其次是英伟达 (NVDA) 下跌 7.36%，苹果 (AAPL) 下跌 7.29%。<a href="https://www.panewslab.com/zh/sqarticledetails/wpn6yzmh.html" rel="nofollow">此前消息</a>，美股遭遇五年来最惨烈一周，纳指跌入技术性熊市。

美国股市昨日损失3.25万亿美元，超过加密市场约2.68万亿美元估值

<PANews> News on April 5th, according to Cointelegraph, due to ongoing concerns about tariffs imposed by US President Trump, the US stock market lost $3.25 trillion on April 4th, which is approximately $570 billion higher than the total valuation of the entire cryptocurrency market at $2.68 trillion. TradingView data shows that among the seven stocks, Tesla (TSLA) led the decline, dropping 10.42%, followed by NVIDIA (NVDA) falling 7.36%, and Apple (AAPL) declining 7.29%.

Previously, US stocks experienced the most brutal week in five years, with the Nasdaq falling into a technical bear market.

PANews reported on April 5th that, according to Cointelegraph, due to ongoing concerns about tariffs imposed by the US President Trump, the US stock market lost $3.25 trillion on April 4th, which is approximately $570 billion higher than the entire cryptocurrency market's valuation of $2.68 trillion. TradingView data shows that among the seven stocks, Tesla (TSLA) led the decline, dropping 10.42%, followed by NVIDIA (NVDA) falling 7.36%, and Apple (AAPL) declining 7.29%.<a href="https://www.panewslab.com/zh/sqarticledetails/wpn6yzmh.html" rel="nofollow">Previous news</a>, US stocks suffered their worst week in five years, with the Nasdaq falling into a technical bear market.

The US stock market lost $3.25 trillion yesterday, exceeding the crypto market’s estimated $2.68 trillion valuation

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- Tech Stocks Lead the Decline, Panic Index Soars Above 40, Wall Street Worried About Bear Market and Recession Storm
- Dow Jones Plummets Over 2,200 Points, US Stocks Suffer Record-Breaking Collapse for Two Consecutive Days
- China Imposes 34% Retaliatory Tariffs, US-China Rivalry Intensifies
- Tech Giants Hammered, Apple and NVIDIA Both Suffer Over 10% Weekly Decline
- Beijing Escalates Retaliation, Launches Antitrust Investigation Targeting US Companies
- Panic Spreads, Funds Rush into Debt Market for Hedging
- Trump Maintains Tariff Stance, Market Fears Further Escalation Over the Weekend
- US Stocks Suffer Miserably This Week...

The global stock market crash is coming! As the Sino-US trade war heats up, US stocks record their biggest drop in years

<Odaily>Odaily Planet News</Odaily> On Thursday, global stocks plummeted as U.S. President Trump's comprehensive tariff plan triggered a trade war with widespread economic implications. Public fears of rising prices, economic slowdown, and potential recession caused U.S. stock indices to crash, recording their worst single-day performance since September 2022. Clothing and retail companies led the decline, with Williams-Sonoma, Ralph Lauren, and Deckers Outdoor all falling over 17%. Technology and tech retail stocks like HP, Best Buy, and Garmin also dropped at least 15%. The Magnificent 7 stocks that have led the market higher in the past two years also generally declined, with Apple and Amazon both falling over 8%. More than 400 stocks in the S&P 500 index declined. The S&P 500 index is currently down 4.1%, set to record its largest single-day drop since September 2022. The Nasdaq's decline expanded to 5.8%, potentially marking its largest single-day drop since March 2020. (Jinshi)

U.S. stocks hit their worst performance since September 2022, as global stocks pay for Trump's tariff plan

Trump is set to announce a new round of tariff policies in the early morning of the 2nd Eastern Time

The US stock market lost $3.25 trillion yesterday, exceeding the crypto market’s estimated $2.68 trillion valuation

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