Trump's oil holdings grow amid Iran crisis

Analyses show that Trump's investment portfolio in the oil and gas sector achieved gains of approximately $4.4 million during the first six months of the war with Iran, through ten major companies such as ExxonMobil and Chevron. His trading accounts continued to operate heavily during periods of escalation and ceasefire. Despite the White House emphasizing the independence of Trump's investment management and the absence of conflicts of interest, these gains come at a time when observers criticize how the president might benefit from his military and political decisions that impact the energy market. Additionally, the fact that the profits of major oil companies have more than tripled compared to the previous year reinforces the influence of the war on oil prices and corporate earnings, amid political debate over the nature of Trump's financial interests connected to political and security decisions.

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