The market's answer to "Trump 2.0": big winners include Tesla, the financial industry, and the oil & gas sector, while big losers are new energy funds, the shipping industry, and European autos.
Tesla soared nearly 15%, reaching the highest level since July 2023, with Elon Musk's personal wealth increasing by $15 billion overnight; benefiting from expectations of relaxed regulations, the financial industry surged, with the KBW Nasdaq Banks Index rising by 10.7%; industries such as wind energy, autos, and shipping in Europe affected by tariffs plummeted, while the surging yields severely hit the real estate sector.
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