Support for the US stock market? Trump claims there will definitely not be an economic recession, will invite Zelensky to return to the White House, and the violence against Tesla is terrorism

Last weekend, a statement ignited panic in the financial markets regarding a recession in the U.S. economy, and it seems that President Trump is now looking to bolster the stock market investors who are terrified of the downturn.

On March 11, Tuesday, during the late trading hours of the U.S. stock market, Trump stated that the prices of eggs and gasoline have already fallen, and the U.S. economy will be "eye-opening." He does not believe the economy will go into recession at all.

These remarks seem to publicly acknowledge that two days prior, he had misspoken to the media. Just last Sunday, when asked whether the U.S. would experience a recession this year, Trump did not rule out the possibility of a recession, stating:

"I hate to predict such things. We are in a transition period because what we are doing is very significant... We are bringing wealth back to America, which is a big deal, and there will always be a transition period that takes a little time."

Wall Street Journal mentioned that on Monday, the U.S. stock market suffered a "Black Monday" bloodbath, with many commentators attributing this to Trump's "crow's mouth" from Sunday. Some strategists believe that because Trump and his senior officials failed to reassure investors about concerns over a recession in the U.S. economy, the market "fell into panic." Increasing speculation suggests that Trump is willing to endure economic and market difficulties to achieve his long-term goals involving tariffs and reducing the size of government.

However, Trump firmly denied on Tuesday that the stock market's decline was due to his remarks. He stated that the market sell-off had nothing to do with him, and the market's concerns were also unrelated to him.

Ukraine agrees to a 30-day ceasefire, provided Russia also accepts and implements it

On Tuesday, Trump also brought hope for a mineral agreement between the U.S. and Ukraine. According to CCTV News, Trump told the media that he would invite Ukrainian President Zelensky to return to the White House.

The report mentioned that on February 28, the previous Friday, Trump had a quarrel with the visiting Zelensky during their meeting at the White House, ultimately parting ways unhappily, and the planned mineral agreement was not signed. The U.S. subsequently suspended military aid to Ukraine.

According to CCTV, on March 11, the U.S. and Ukrainian delegations concluded talks held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and subsequently issued a joint statement. According to the joint statement, Ukraine agreed to a 30-day ceasefire, but it must also be accepted and implemented by Russia; the U.S. will immediately restore intelligence sharing with Ukraine and resume security assistance to Ukraine; both sides also agreed to reach a comprehensive agreement on the development of Ukraine's critical mineral resources as soon as possible.

Musk treated very unfairly, reiterates intention to buy a Tesla

On the same day that the U.S. stock market plummeted, Trump's "favorite" Musk suffered significant losses, with Tesla's stock price dropping over 15% in one day, marking the largest closing drop in over four years, evaporating about $86 billion in market value in a single day, and the stock price halved compared to its peak in December last year, with a market value loss of about $800 billion from its peak. Early Tuesday morning, Trump posted in support of Musk and Tesla.

After midnight on Tuesday Eastern Time, Trump posted on social media: "I am going to buy a brand new Tesla tomorrow morning."

In the post, Trump praised Musk for his work for the U.S. government, stating, "Musk is 'risking his life' to help our country, and he is doing an outstanding job," also calling Tesla "one of the greatest car manufacturers in the world," referring to it as Musk's "baby," while "radical left lunatics are once again trying to illegally conspire to boycott Tesla." "The purpose is to attack and harm," said Musk.

On Tuesday, during the late trading session of the U.S. stock market, Trump mentioned again that he plans to buy a Tesla car, stating that Musk has been treated very unfairly, and he will regard the violence against Tesla as domestic terrorism in the United States.

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