Overview
- An Aug. 12 Office of Government Ethics report details roughly 690 purchases made from Jan. 21 to Aug. 1.
- Media calculations based on the filings’ lower value ranges put the total at about $100 million to $103 million.
- Holdings include corporate bonds from Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, Meta, Qualcomm, The Home Depot, T‑Mobile USA and UnitedHealth, along with hundreds of municipal issuers.
- The disclosure lists only broad dollar ranges for each transaction and reports no sales during the period.
- Watchdogs cite potential conflicts because the assets touch sectors affected by federal policy, noting recent presidents typically divested or used blind trusts.