Tracking Trump's bond purchases this year

President Donald Trump has invested over $103.7 million in bonds, with more than 690 individual purchases made by early August, according to disclosures to the Office of Government Ethics.

In February, Trump focused on corporate bonds, investing at least $500,000 each in well-known companies like Qualcomm, Home Depot, and UnitedHealth, and also acquiring corporate debt from Meta.

Trump's investment portfolio is diversified, including various municipal bonds from local governments, as well as bonds from airport authorities, gas districts, and school boards.

Forbes estimates Trump's net worth to be around $5.5 billion, with his business interests and investments managed by his sons, Donald Jr. and Eric Trump.

Investment Portfolio Overview: Trump’s Bond Acquisitions

Since assuming office in January, President Donald Trump has made significant investments, acquiring hundreds of bonds valued at least $103.7 million, as per the latest disclosures submitted to the Office of Government Ethics.

The disclosures pertain to Trump’s bond transactions recorded through early August, which encompass over 690 individual purchases. However, specific figures for each transaction were not detailed; instead, only general ranges of amounts are required for such disclosures.

In February, Trump specifically invested in corporate bonds, purchasing substantial amounts of at least $500,000 each from well-known companies including Qualcomm, Home Depot, UnitedHealth, and T-Mobile. He also acquired corporate debt exceeding $250,000 from Meta during the same month.

In addition to these corporate investments, Trump diversified his portfolio by purchasing various municipal bonds issued by local governments, as well as bonds from airport authorities, gas districts, and school boards.

As of this month, Forbes estimates Trump’s net worth to be approximately $5.5 billion. His business interests and investments are currently overseen by his sons, Donald Jr. and Eric Trump.