The White House disclosure shows that Trump holds multiple corporate bonds affected by his policies.

A latest financial disclosure released by the White House on Thursday showed that as of December, Trump's investments in municipal bonds and corporate bonds included some corporate bonds that were partially influenced by his government policies, totaling at least $51 million. The bonds purchased by Trump include bonds from companies such as Netflix, CoreWeave, General Motors, Boeing, Occidental Petroleum, as well as municipal bonds issued by various cities and local school districts, utility agencies, and hospitals in the United States. According to regulations, officials only need to report trading activities in ranges, so the specific amounts or transaction prices are unknown. Trump reported that he made a total of 189 purchase transactions and two sell transactions between November 14 and December 29 last year, with the latter totaling at least $1.3 million. The US government had previously stated that Trump has always reported his investments in accordance with regulations, but neither he nor his family members are involved in the specific management of the investment portfolio, which is managed by a third-party financial institution.