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Elon Musk's net worth of assets reached a record-breaking $347.8 billion.
Since Trump was elected, Tesla's stock price has steadily increased. On Friday, Tesla closed up 3.8%, reaching a new high since the first half of 2022, helping Musk's net assets reach a record high of 347.8 billion US dollars on Friday, surpassing the previous historical high of 340.4 billion US dollars set in November 2021.
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Tesla's stock price soared, pushing Musk's personal wealth to a historic high.
Thanks to the sharp rise in Tesla's stock price recently, the world's richest person, Elon Musk, has seen a significant increase in his personal wealth, setting a new record for his net assets. According to Forbes statistics, Musk's current personal net worth has reached $321.7 billion, while the Bloomberg Billionaires Index reports this figure as $347.8 billion.
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