White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has highlighted positive economic indicators since President Donald Trump took office, emphasizing that wages have continued to increase while inflation has decreased. Leavitt urged the public to "ignore the panicans" and trust in Trump's America First economic agenda, which the administration credits with fostering economic success. Supporters, including Republican representatives Mike Collins and Greg Steube, have praised Trump's trade policies, lower taxes, and economic plans for benefiting American families and securing the country's future. However, some economists and commentators have expressed concerns about the administration's approach, citing regime uncertainty and questioning the accuracy of government economic data. Critiques note that methodological flaws in data computation may distort reported unemployment, inflation, and GDP growth figures, complicating assessments of the economy's true condition. Additionally, market analysts observe that the stock market reacts negatively to Trump's more aggressive economic actions, such as tariff threats and challenges to the Federal Reserve, but tends to recover when tensions ease.