President Donald Trump has reportedly put $100 million into bonds since taking office in January, through a mixed bet on the debt of both big companies like Meta and Home Depot as well as municipal governments and public entities. The move is notable because he has not placed his investments in a blind trust, unlike other presidents, but also because some experts believe it signals that he expects interest rates to fall.

President Donald Trump has gone on a bond buying spree since taking office, reportedly sinking more than $100 million into debt issued by big companies and municipal governments alike.

Trump put millions of dollars behind his bond strategy in February including between $500,000 and $1 million each into bonds issued by companies such as Home Depot, T-Mobile , and U

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