Julia Wendling

1 week ago | visualcapitalist.com | Julia Wendling

On May 12th, 2025, the Trump administration announced a new wave of tariffs on much of the world. The impact on global trade could be massive in the years ahead. This graphic, created in partnership with the Hinrich Foundation, shows the dollar value of expected trade destruction by economy. It uses data from the UN’s TINA model. Since taking office in late January, President Trump has prioritized disrupting global trade to support domestic industries across America.

2 weeks ago | visualcapitalist.com | Julia Wendling

Reshoring began with supply chain disruptions and sluggish job growth—now it’s gaining momentum with the White House. This graphic, created in partnership with Tema ETFs, provides visual context to the surge in U.S. reshoring projects over the last two years, using data from Eaton. For decades, “Made in America” seemed like a fading trend—until the COVID-19 pandemic put U.S. manufacturing back in the spotlight.

2 weeks ago | visualcapitalist.com | Julia Wendling

Europe is an economic powerhouse, encompassing nearly $40 trillion in GDP and 750 million people. This visualization, created in partnership with STOXX, provides visual context to its European large-cap benchmark, an index that serves as a key benchmark for European equities. The STOXX Europe 600 is a stock market index that tracks 600 of the largest companies across 17 European countries. Which companies take the top spot by country?

2 weeks ago | visualcapitalist.com | Julia Wendling

‎ Even the most capable individuals don’t do it alone when the stakes are high. Whether it’s sports, scuba diving, or legal decisions, we often turn to professionals to improve outcomes—and the same principle applies to an investor managing money. This graphic, sponsored by Fidelity, shows why partnering with a financial advisor can provide clarity, confidence, and a more strategic path to achieving your goals. Think of your finances like an athletic pursuit.

4 weeks ago | visualcapitalist.com | Julia Wendling

When you invest in the S&P 500, you’re gaining exposure to the 500 biggest publicly traded companies in the U.S.—but not equally. Nearly 40% of your investment is concentrated in just 10 companies. So, who’s at the top in 2025? This graphic, sponsored by Tema, uses the latest data from SlickCharts to show the weights of the 10 largest S&P 500 stocks in 2025. The biggest names in tech continue to dominate the S&P 500.