Trump has spent more than $ 100 million on bonds since he took office

US President Donald Trump He had to buy bonds for millions of dollars since she took office in January, where she invested in debts issued by local authorities, gas provinces and major American companies.

Through 33 pages of deposits with the US government ethics office, or Oge, on August 12, the president has set 690 transactions that occurred since he took office. The documents were announced on Tuesday.

According to CNBC accounts, purchases amounted to a total value of at least $ 100 million, assuming that the end of the low value listed for each transaction was revealed.

Under the law, the US President, Vice President and other officials chosen must announce “transactions that can be reported” periodically to Oge. The exact value of these transactions should not be reported.

The wide lists presented earlier this month show that throughout this year, Trump bought bonds sold by various entities, including local American governments, as well as gas areas, water supply areas, hospital authorities, and school councils.

Trump also bought the debts issued by a group of companies with large names. The documents indicate purchases between $ 500,000 and $ 1,000,000 of the bonds issued T-Mobile we, United Health and Home Depot Each in early February. Later that month, bought the debts issued by Facebook and Instagram Parent DeadBetween $ 250,000 and $ 500,000.

The White House did not immediately respond to the CNBC request for comment.

Companies, governments and other groups issuance of capital to implement projects, fuel growth, current debt re -financing, or financial stability support. Investors who buy bonds receive interest payments – either fixed or variable – for an agreed period, in addition to returning the full loan amount at the end of that period.

Some of Trump’s debts have now been directly affected by his policies or commercial transactions.

The White House leader is $ 5.5 billion, According to Forsa. In 2020 – in the last year of his first presidential term – Trump was $ 2.1 billion, according to the magazine. Forbes described the years between his period “The President after Satisfaction in American History” thanks to a series of projects that are marketed to his supporters.

Trump’s political competitors I previously accused him From various conflicts of interests during his term as president.

Under Federal Law, President and Vice President Exempt Regarding the conflict of interests between federal officials.

but According to the International Non -profitable Energy Agency Group for responsibility and morals in Washington Each modern president chose before Trump to strip his commercial interests before taking office.