A blind trust overseeing former President Donald Trump’s investments has purchased between $82 million and $337 million in corporate and municipal bonds since August, according to recent disclosures. The portfolio additions span a wide range of major U.S. issuers, including Netflix, UnitedHealth Group, Boeing, Meta Platforms, Home Depot, Broadcom and Intel.
The White House maintains that neither Trump nor his family is involved in managing the assets, with all investment decisions delegated to third-party fiduciaries. The purchases reflect a continued shift among high-net-worth investors into fixed income after a period of elevated yields and broader market volatility.
While the filings do not indicate any directional bet, analysts note that large-scale allocations into investment-grade corporate debt often signal a preference for stability over equities amid uncertain economic conditions. The trust’s activity provides one of the clearer snapshots of recent institutional-style demand for high-quality bonds.