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US President Donald Trump buys $1 million-plus stakes in Meta, Microsoft, McDonald’s; adds SpaceX debt

The Economic Times · 8 October 2026 at 11:47 pm

Donald Trump invested over $1 million in stocks of several major companies during August.

Notable purchases included Meta Platforms, McDonald's, Microsoft, and space-related debt from SpaceX.

His investment activities encompass trading in shares of Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices, key players in the AI sector.

Trump's financial dealings during his presidency have raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest.

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US President Donald Trump buys $1 million-plus stakes in Meta, Microsoft, McDonald’s; adds SpaceX debt

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