Here’s How Tech, Energy, Auto, and Bank Stocks Are Doing After Trump’s Election Win
Trump was expected to be better for traditional car companies than Vice President Kamala Harris would have been. Ford was up 3% in premarket trading, and Chevrolet manufacturer General Motors climbed 4.5%. Trump said during the campaign that he was considering eliminating EV tax credits and has threatened to introduce higher tariffs, including on products from Mexico, where lots of cars sold in the U.S. are built.