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US President Donald Trump disclosed nearly $104mn in bond purchases since returning to office, according to a White House filing. The purchases include sizable investments in both municipal and corporate debt, primarily the former. Among the corporate bonds, he bought at least $500,000 each in bonds from Qualcomm, Home Depot, and T-Mobile, as well as at least $250,000 from Meta – all companies directly or indirectly impacted by policies on tariffs, technology, and supply chains. Besides, there are FRNs of Citi, Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo. The report shows only broad ranges of amounts, not exact figures, and notes that Trump reported no sales. Unlike predecessors, Trump chose not to divest or place assets in a blind trust.
Above is a list of the corporate bonds seen in the filing, sorted by the YTM.