U.S. President Donald Trump executed 18 separate trades in Coupang Inc. shares between October and May, according to his latest financial disclosure reports released Saturday.
The transactions were carried out through his money managers, marking a sustained period of activity in the South Korean e-commerce giant's stock during a time of heightened market volatility.
The disclosure highlights the breadth of Trump's personal financial holdings, which have expanded significantly in recent months.
Previous reports indicated substantial positions in other major assets, including Apple Inc. stock and commemorative coins, suggesting a diversified approach to his private wealth management despite his public role.
For investors, the revelation of such frequent trading in a single international equity raises questions about the timing and rationale behind the moves.
Coupang, often referred to as the 'Amazon of Korea,' has seen its stock price fluctuate amid broader tech sector shifts and regional economic developments.