President Donald Trump has been an active investor in the bond market since returning to the White House in January.
New documents from the U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE), filed Aug. 12 and totaling 33 pages, reveal that the president has purchased more than $100 million in corporate, state, and municipal bonds.
The broad estimates show debt purchases from large U.S. companies, including Citigroup, Home Depot, Meta, Morgan Stanley, T-Mobile, UnitedHealth Group, and Wells Fargo.
Other holdings cover a diverse array of bonds issued by cities, counties, states, hospital authorities, school boards, and water and gas supply districts.
While the disclosure did not provide a total dollar figure for each of the almost 700 transactions, the purchases ranged from as little as $1,001 to as high as $1 million. Trump did not report any sales….
Trump Buys $100 Million in Bonds Since Return to White House
