President Trump's key economic officials are unfazed by concerns of inflation and recession among investors, and are resolute in their support for the global tariffs causing market turmoil. Despite significant stock market declines, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick maintained their stance on Trump's tariff policies, dismissing any potential economic downturn. Lutnick emphasized that the tariffs would be implemented as announced by Trump. Bessent, in an interview with NBC, remained optimistic, refusing to anticipate a recession as some economists have forecasted. The White House trade czar, Peter Navarro, urged investors to trust Trump's decision-making, even as negotiations continue to unfold slowly with over 50 countries expressing interest. The administration is cautious, citing decades of unfavorable trade practices by other nations that cannot be easily rectified. Despite the market turmoil following Trump's tariff announcement, which wiped out trillions in value, the voices within the administration remain confident in the President's strategy. Trump, in a social media post, encouraged perseverance, promising a historic outcome. Bessent and Navarro downplayed the market fluctuations, expressing confidence in Trump's leadership and predicting a swift recovery and significant market growth in the near future. Navarro even suggested that the Dow could reach 50,000 by the end of Trump's term.