Stocks Recover Much Of Losses—Tesla Rebounds—As Wall Street Bets Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs Won’t Be So Bad
- The stock market rebounded on Monday, led by technology stocks, as investors reacted positively to reducing concerns about President Trump's tariffs.
- The S&P 500 increased by over 1.4%, reaching its highest level since March 7, as the market showed signs of recovery from previous declines related to tariff fears.
- Tesla's shares surged 10% after reports indicated potential exclusions from sector-specific tariffs.
- The rally was influenced by easing trade war angst as the administration announced flexibility regarding upcoming tariffs.
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Tesla Stock Prices Surge
Despite the efforts by Democrats and their domestic terrorist proxies, investors are signaling they believe stronger times are ahead for Tesla. Monday was another stellar day for Tesla stock prices after hitting the bottom last Tuesday. Tesla rose as much as 10% on Monday after weeks of losses. Shares have climbed 16% since CEO Elon Musk’s town hall, where he encouraged employees to hold them. Retail investors have been buying at near-record le…
Wall Street closes sharply higher with hope for mild Trump; Tesla finds charging station and blasts ahead
Tesla stock is gaining very strongly on Wall Street after the malaise of the past few weeks. The US stock markets started the trading week sharply higher after reports that US President Donald Trump plans to postpone some of the planned tariffs as of April 2. This fuels the hope that the US will not start a full-scale trade war.
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