Trump's $100 Million Bond Investments: A Peek Into Presidential Finances

President Donald Trump has acquired more than $100 million in corporate and municipal bonds since assuming office, according to financial disclosures released by the US Office of Government Ethics. The documents, reported by Al Jazeera, illuminate the former business mogul's approach to wealth management while serving as President.

The filings, covering the period from President Trump's inauguration on January 21 to August 1, detail approximately 700 individual bond purchases. This includes investments in prominent financial entities like Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and Morgan Stanley, as well as leading corporations such as Meta, T-Mobile, UnitedHealth, and The Home Depot, as reported by Al Jazeera.

Trump's bond holdings also stretch across various municipal projects in US states like New York, Florida, and Texas. The investments support public infrastructure projects, including hospitals, schools, airports, ports, and energy developments. While specific amounts of these investments are undisclosed, they are categorized into broad ranges. No asset sales were reported during this period. Despite this activity, the White House has yet to comment, while media report that Trump's family wasn't directly involved in these transactions.

(With inputs from agencies.)