US EditionTrump buys more than $100 million in bonds in office, disclosure shows
- Since January 21, 2025, President Donald Trump has invested over $100 million in corporate, state, and municipal bonds, according to recently released financial disclosures.
- He began purchasing bonds one day after his second inauguration amid a broader portfolio that includes properties, cryptocurrency ventures, and stakes in his companies.
- His bond purchases include debt from major corporations like Meta, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup, as well as municipal issuers such as school boards and gas districts.
- Trump purchased corporate bonds in increments of $500,000 or more and completed over 600 financial transactions without any reported sales, prompting concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
- These activities coincide with his nomination of Stephen Miran to the Federal Reserve board and suggest potential influence over financial policies affecting his holdings.
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A government ethics office report shows how Donald Trump invested in bonds almost a month after he returned to the White House
Donald Trump has acquired bonds worth nearly $100 million since the beginning of his second term, including digital corporations such as Meta. According to the White House, independent financial managers have made purchases.
Trump buys more than $100 million in bonds since inauguration, disclosure shows - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump has bought more than $100 million in company, state and municipal bonds since taking office in January, according to new disclosures which shed further light on the vast holdings of America’s billionaire president.
Since he was in the White House, the US President has done more than 600 financial transactions, buying bonds from major banks and Deutsche Telekom's subsidiary, T-Mobile US.
According to government documents, the US President has carried out more than 600 financial transactions since January, with investments involving companies, states and municipalities.
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