Netflix Loses $20 Billion in a Single Day as Trump’s Foreign Film Ban Disrupts Hollywood.

Netflix Loses $20 Billion in a Single Day as Trump’s Foreign Film Ban Disrupts Hollywood.

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From targeting U.S. liberal colleges to Hollywood, Trump’s executive order is now reshaping the entertainment industry—for the worse, critics say.

The entertainment sector is in turmoil following Trump’s policy, which has shaken the market. Netflix has suffered a massive decline, losing $20 billion in market value, potentially affecting 20 million subscribers, as reported by Forbes.

Trump’s 100% tariff on foreign films has raised concerns about escalating costs and reduced global content availability. Critics argue the policy offers no clear advantages, as American businesses face billions in losses due to these tariffs.

Consumers worry that higher streaming costs will soon be passed down to them, affecting platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+.

Meanwhile, major streaming companies such as Disney and Warner Bros. have also seen stock declines, heightening industry uncertainty.

As Trump’s executive order takes effect, companies may be forced to relocate content production to the U.S. or raise subscription prices.

Analysts predict Netflix could incur an additional $3 billion in annual expenses, alongside a 20% drop in earnings.

The global entertainment industry may retaliate by limiting U.S. content exports, potentially weakening Hollywood’s international reach.