Economy
Bloomberg: Trump made nearly 29,000 stock trades, more than all members of Congress combined
A Bloomberg analysis examined the president's investments since his inauguration at the start of 2025 through June of this year, compared to those of lawmakers in the House and Senate. Republicans recently advanced a bill that would ban members of Congress from trading stocks, but the president is not included in it.
· Source: TheMarker. Photo as published in the article
A Bloomberg analysis found that President Donald Trump made nearly 29,000 stock trades from his inauguration to his second term until the end of June 2026, a volume exceeding the total number of trades made by all members of Congress combined during that period.
According to an analysis published by Bloomberg news agency, President Donald Trump made nearly 29,000 stock trades since his inauguration to his second term in January 2025 through the end of June 2026. According to reports, this is a volume greater than the total number of all trades made by Congress members collectively during that period.
Bloomberg's examination compared Trump's investments from his inauguration at the start of 2025 through June 2026 to the trading activity of lawmakers in the House and Senate.
The report comes amid a bill being advanced by Republicans that would ban members of Congress from trading stocks. According to reports, the president is not included in the bill.
Source: TheMarker
