President Donald Trump issued a statement late Thursday, touting a new stock market record and falling fuel prices as signs of economic success, saying 'another day in paradise.' The remarks, reported by i24NEWS, come amid a series of Trump statements this week advancing the Iran deal and downplaying economic concerns.
President Donald Trump released a statement late Thursday evening, claiming the stock market has reached a new record high and fuel prices are falling, a sentiment he characterized as 'another day in paradise.' The statement, attributed to the President by i24NEWS, is consistent with a series of optimistic economic and diplomatic messages from Trump this week as he pushes forward with the reported Iran nuclear deal.
Trump's remarks follow a pattern observed by The Zioneer this week: on Thursday evening, he issued a statement praising the emerging Iran deal, claiming oil is flowing, Iran will never obtain a nuclear weapon, and stock markets are surging (published 21:29 Jerusalem). Earlier on Thursday, Trump appeared to warn that US strategic petroleum reserves would be exhausted within four weeks without a deal (reported 15:42 Jerusalem). The latest statement, however, presents an unqualifiedly positive picture.
The statement carries no new policy announcement or specific economic data, and i24NEWS reported it without additional verification. It is framed as a standalone presidential comment rather than a formal White House briefing. As of this writing, no official White House transcript or market data confirming the new record has been independently cited.
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