Overview

• Forms posted online this week list 690 purchases since Jan. 21, with reporter estimates putting the total between roughly $100 million and $104 million.
• The buying includes corporate debt from Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, Meta, Qualcomm, The Home Depot, T‑Mobile USA and UnitedHealth, along with a wide range of municipal issuers.
• The Office of Government Ethics report provides only broad dollar ranges for each transaction and shows no sales during the period covered.
• A senior White House official said the president’s investments are managed by an independent third‑party institution with no input from him or his family.
• Watchdog groups note the holdings intersect with areas affected by federal policy as Trump keeps assets in a family‑run trust, and the activity coincides with moves like the nomination of Stephen Miran to the Federal Reserve board.