The stock market has seen some wild swings in reaction to announcements of new tariffs by the Trump administration.

Here’s a glance at how some of Georgia’s top companies are doing in the stock market:

Take a deeper dive into all of Georgia’s Fortune 500 companies below — you can scroll to select different charts for a view of how each stock has fared over the last week, last month and beyond.

Aflac

Headquarters: Columbus

Sector: Insurance

AGCO

Headquarters: Duluth

Sector: Maker of agricultural equipment

Asbury Automotive

Headquarters: Duluth (but will soon relocate to Sandy Springs)

Sector: Automotive sales

Assurant

Headquarters: Atlanta (unincorporated Cobb County)

Sector: Insurance

Coca-Cola

Headquarters: Atlanta

Sector: Beverages

Delta Air Lines

Headquarters: Atlanta

Sector: Travel

Genuine Parts

Headquarters: Atlanta (unincorporated Cobb County)

Sectors: Automotive parts and retail

Global Payments

Headquarters: Atlanta

Sectors: Payments processing and financial technology

Graphic Packaging

Headquarters: Sandy Springs

Sector: Packaging

Home Depot

Headquarters: Vinings (unincorporated Cobb County)

Sectors: Home improvement and retail

Intercontinental Exchange

Headquarters: Sandy Springs

Sectors: Financial markets, exchanges and financial technology

Mohawk Industries

Headquarters: Calhoun

Sector: Flooring

Newell Brands

Headquarters: Sandy Springs

Sector: Consumer products

Norfolk Southern

Headquarters: Atlanta

Sector: Railroad

Primerica

Headquarters: Duluth

Sector: Financial services

PulteGroup

Headquarters: Atlanta

Sector: Homebuilding

Southern Company

Headquarters: Atlanta

Sector: Utilities

UPS

Headquarters: Sandy Springs

Sector: Logistics

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The Home Depot corporate headquarters in Vinings, site of some of the company's planned expansion.  (David Goldman/AP)

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