Donald Trump bought more than $100 million in corporate and municipal bonds after returning to the White House. Financial disclosures show nearly 700 purchases made between January 21 and August 1. Purchases include bonds from Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, Meta, UnitedHealth, T-Mobile and The Home Depot, and municipal bonds across dozens of states funding hospitals, schools, airports, ports and gas projects. The filings report transaction value only in broad ranges and show no sales during the period. Administration officials said Trump and his family were not directly involved. Presidents must disclose finances but are not required to divest assets.
United States President Donald Trump has bought more than $100m in company and municipal bonds since his return to the White House, financial disclosures show, providing a window into the management of the billionaire's wealth in office. The filings released by the US Office of Government Ethics on Wednesday detail nearly 700 financial purchases made by Trump from his January 21 inauguration to August 1. list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4list 2 of 4list 3 of 4list 4 of 4end of list
The purchases include bonds issued by the financial giants Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup, as well as those from corporate household names such as Meta, UnitedHealth, T-Mobile and The Home Depot. Dozens of US states, including Texas, Florida and New York, are represented in the purchases of municipal bonds, with Trump's investments spanning hospitals, schools, airports, ports and gas projects. The documents do not provide the value of each transaction, only broad ranges, such as $100,001-$250,000 and $1,000,001-$5,000,000.
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