Democrats Report Potential $15.5 Million Gain in Trump's Oil Holdings Amid Iran War
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Donald Trump, Joint Economic Committee (Democrats)
USA
August 24, 2026
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A report by Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee suggests Trump's oil and gas holdings gained up to $15.5 million this year. The gains are linked to rising energy prices during the ongoing Iran war. The White House maintains that all investment decisions are made by independent managers without Trump's input.
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