Suspicious transactions around Trump's decisions: corruption or coincidence?

A series of suspicious transactions have been observed around President Trump's decisions, with a few minutes or hours before they influence global markets.

According to Axios, Democrats, favored to win the House of Representatives, are preparing investigations to verify whether insiders are profiting from Trump's decisions. Trading activity has significantly increased before major announcements, such as a pause in attacks on Iran, raising suspicions of corruption.

Although the White House spokesperson denied any involvement of officials in these transactions, critics point out that the Trump administration has weakened anti-corruption mechanisms. Additionally, profitable investments by the Trump family in defense-related companies have raised questions about ethics and transparency in public business management.

This situation has generated concerns regarding the integrity of the president's decision-making process and its impact on his voters.