Trump disclosed that at least 220 million US dollars worth of securities transactions were conducted by US companies.

The latest financial documents released by the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) of the US federal government show that US President Trump disclosed a total of at least 220 million US dollars worth of securities transactions of major US companies at the beginning of this year.

Reuters reported that two reports released on Thursday (May 14th) covered the first three months of 2026. As the transaction amounts were presented in ranges rather than exact figures, the cumulative transaction scale is estimated to be between 220 million US dollars and 750 million US dollars.

These transactions include securities related to enterprises such as Microsoft, Meta Platforms, Oracle, Broadcom, Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs, as well as municipal bond transactions.

Large-scale purchase transactions with a single transaction amount ranging from 1 million US dollars to 5 million US dollars include S&P 500 index funds, NVIDIA Corporation, and Apple Inc. Large-scale sell-off transactions with a single transaction value ranging from 5 million US dollars to 25 million US dollars include Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta Platforms. The disclosure document did not specify the exact type of securities, nor did it indicate whether they were common stocks or corporate bonds.

These documents also fail to specify in which accounts the transactions took place or who conducted them. Trump's assets are held in a trust controlled by his children, and the newly submitted documents show that some of these transactions were carried out by a broker acting as an agent.

Reuters sought comment from the White House press office regarding the relevant transaction matters. The White House press office will forward the request to the Trump Group. The lawyers of the Trump Group have not yet responded immediately.

Since returning to the White House last year, Trump has disclosed his financial transactions through public ethics declaration documents on multiple occasions. These records reflect his continuous investment activities in municipal bonds and securities issued by major US companies.