On January 16, a recent financial disclosure released by the White House on Thursday revealed that as of December, Trump’s investments in municipal bonds and corporate bonds included some corporate bonds affected by his government policies, totaling at least $51 million. The bonds purchased by Trump include those from Netflix, CoreWeave, General Motors, Boeing, Western Petroleum, and other companies. He also bought municipal bonds issued by various U.S. cities and local school districts, utility agencies, and hospitals. According to regulations, officials only need to report transaction ranges, so the exact amounts or transaction prices are unknown. Trump reported that between November 14 and December 29 of last year, he made a total of 189 buy transactions and two sell transactions, the latter amounting to at least $1.3 million. The U.S. government previously stated that Trump has been reporting his investment activities in accordance with regulations, but he and his family do not participate in the specific management of the investment portfolio, which is managed by a third-party financial institution. (Jin10)
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The White House disclosure shows that Trump holds bonds from several companies affected by his policies.
On January 16, a recent financial disclosure released by the White House on Thursday revealed that as of December, Trump’s investments in municipal bonds and corporate bonds included some corporate bonds affected by his government policies, totaling at least $51 million. The bonds purchased by Trump include those from Netflix, CoreWeave, General Motors, Boeing, Western Petroleum, and other companies. He also bought municipal bonds issued by various U.S. cities and local school districts, utility agencies, and hospitals. According to regulations, officials only need to report transaction ranges, so the exact amounts or transaction prices are unknown. Trump reported that between November 14 and December 29 of last year, he made a total of 189 buy transactions and two sell transactions, the latter amounting to at least $1.3 million. The U.S. government previously stated that Trump has been reporting his investment activities in accordance with regulations, but he and his family do not participate in the specific management of the investment portfolio, which is managed by a third-party financial institution. (Jin10)