The filings indicate that Trump bought in bonds over that period. Based on the transaction ranges, the maximum value of those purchases could exceed $337 million. He reported more than 175 separate bond transactions and listed no sales.
Most of the new holdings involve debt issued by states, cities, counties, school districts, and other public agencies. Trump also added bonds from hospitals, utilities, and other entities that rely on public financing. These moves follow an earlier report in August that showed more than $100 million in bond purchases since his return to the presidency in January.
Corporate bond positions span multiple sectors. The disclosures list issuers such as Broadcom, Qualcomm, Meta Platforms, Home Depot, CVS Health, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley. The portfolio also includes debt from , even as Trump recently asked the Justice Department to review the bank’s past ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump bought Intel bonds after his administration directed the US government to take nearly a 10% equity stake in the chipmaker. Officials described that stake as a step to support domestic semiconductor production, with Intel stating that the government would hold a passive role without board influence.