Washington. New documents published this Thursday revealed that US President Donald Trump was involved in a series of financial transactions linked to large companies in that country in 2026 and worth several hundred million dollars.

These documents, headed with the name of the president and sent by the Office of Government Ethics (OGE), report operations that involve several heavyweights in technology and the US economy, including Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and Uber.

Chip maker Nvidia and aircraft manufacturer Boeing are also mentioned.

For each of these companies, the declared amounts range from 1 to 5 million dollars.

However, the files do not specify the exact nature of the assets in question, for example whether they are purchases of shares, bonds or other financial instruments.

The documents also mention several large “sales”, affecting in particular Microsoft, Amazon and Meta, and in some cases ranging between 5 and 25 million dollars.

The Office of Government Ethics aims to “prevent financial conflicts of interest and other violations of ethical standards in all 140 executive branch offices and agencies,” its website reads.

Other financial documents relating to the tycoon have already been made public in the past.

Trump’s assets are placed in a trust, managed by his son, Donald Jr. It is a revocable trust, meaning he can, at any time, regain direct management of his assets.