Official Documents Reveal Trump's Massive Financial Deals with Tech Giants

Recent official documents published on Thursday revealed new details about US President Donald Trump's financial activities during 2026, uncovering his involvement in a series of massive financial deals with major American companies. According to documents issued by the Office of Government Ethics, these operations included prominent names in the technology and finance sectors, raising a wave of questions about the nature and timing of these investments.

The list included in the financial disclosure statements featured giant companies such as 'Amazon', 'Apple', 'Microsoft', and 'Uber', in addition to leading companies in other fields such as 'Nvidia', specializing in electronic chips, and 'Boeing', an aircraft manufacturer. The total value of these financial movements is estimated at hundreds of millions of dollars, which places the President's financial performance under the scrutiny of ethical and legal oversight in the United States.

Financial data indicates that the value of individual deals ranged between one million and five million dollars, while the documents recorded extensive sales targeting stakes in 'Meta', 'Microsoft', and 'Amazon'. The value of these financial divestments ranged between 5 million and 25 million dollars, although the documents did not precisely clarify whether these assets were direct shares or financial bonds.

For its part, the Office of Government Ethics aims, by publishing this data, to ensure transparency and prevent any potential conflict of interest within the executive branch. These developments come at a time when the US President's assets are managed through a special investment fund overseen by his son, Donald Jr., with a legal clause granting the President the right to regain direct control over these investments at any time he deems appropriate.

These disclosures spark widespread debate about the extent of the US administration's commitment to the rules of separation between private commercial interests and public political decisions. With the expansion of the Trump family's investments in multiple sectors, pressure from regulatory bodies is increasing to ensure that political influence is not exploited to achieve personal financial gains, especially given the enormous amounts reported in recent reports.

These disclosures aim to prevent any conflict of financial interests or violations of ethics rules within the executive branch and its agencies.