Trump’s $100 Million Bond Investment Sparks Scrutiny
U.S. President Donald TRUMP has allocated over $100 million into government and corporate bonds since assuming office, according to filings disclosed by the Office of Government Ethics. The transactions span more than 600 purchases across municipal, state, and corporate debt instruments, including issuances from entities like hospital authorities and school boards.
Financial watchdogs and political opponents are scrutinizing the investments for potential conflicts of interest. The disclosures, while omitting exact figures, reveal broad value ranges tied to debt from firms such as Citigroup, Wells Fargo, and Meta. Federal law mandates such transparency for senior officials, but the scale of Trump’s bond acquisitions stands out.