President Donald Trump on Wednesday called his trip to the G7 summit "a great success," citing other leaders’ interest in the memorandum of understanding with Iran and the agreement’s impact on the stock market and oil prices.

In a Truth Social post before departing France, Trump said discussions at the summit centered on the administration’s efforts to ensure Iran never obtains a nuclear weapon and to reopen the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.

"The trip was a Great Success but, mostly what people wanted to talk about, is the fact that Iran will not have a Nuclear Weapon, and that the Strait of Hormuz will immediately be opened!" Trump wrote.

The president's comments came as the administration continues to promote a newly negotiated memorandum of understanding with Tehran that would establish a framework for future talks while preserving pressure on the Iranian regime.

A formal signing ceremony is expected later this week in Switzerland.

Trump has repeatedly emphasized that preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons remains the central objective of the agreement.

He also has warned that the U.S. would resume military action if Tehran fails to honor its commitments.

The Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one-fifth of the world's oil supply passes, became a focal point during the recent conflict involving Iran.

Markets have responded positively to reports that shipping traffic is returning to normal and that disruptions to global energy supplies may be avoided.

Trump cited those developments as evidence that his administration’s approach is already delivering results.

"Recent Stock Market numbers are through the roof because of the settlement and, likewise, Oil Prices are tumbling down!" he wrote.

Financial markets have rallied in recent days amid expectations that tensions in the Middle East could ease and that energy prices will remain stable.

Oil prices have retreated from recent highs as traders anticipate the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and a reduced risk of supply disruptions.

Trump also highlighted what he described as broader economic momentum at home, touting record employment levels and a surge in investment commitments.

"Great Numbers in all categories for the United States Economy with more people working today than have ever worked before," Trump wrote, adding that more than $19.1 trillion is being invested in the United States through factories and other projects.