Donald Trump has purchased bonds worth at least 82 million dollars between August and October, including investments in sectors favored by his policies.

American President Donald Trump has made significant financial purchases, buying corporate and municipal bonds worth at least 82 million dollars between the end of August and the beginning of October. According to published financial statements, Trump made over 175 purchases during this period, and their total value exceeds 337 million dollars. Most of the purchased bonds are issued by public entities, and the new investments cover various industries, including those benefiting from the deregulations of his administration. Among the companies whose bonds were purchased are Broadcom, Qualcomm, Meta, Home Depot, and Goldman Sachs. Trump also bought Intel bonds after his government invested in the company. The White House stated that Trump's portfolio is managed by a foreign financial institution, without his direct involvement. In previous statements, Trump reported considerable income from various sources, including cryptocurrencies, and total assets of at least 1.6 billion dollars.