Last year, President Donald Trump took a wave of voters anxiety about the economy to sweep the swing states and win a second mandate in the White House.
However, almost 100 days after Trump's second term, voters do not seem impressed, expressing dissatisfaction with the treatment by the president of inflation and prices.
In the last Washington Post-Ipsos surveyMade from April 18 to April 22, Trump obtained a 39% approval rating on the economy, with 61% of adults disapproving of the president's performance on the key issue. The survey revealed that 53% of adults believe that the economy has worsened since Trump took office for the second time, while 21% of respondents said it had improved.
Trump was also in negative territory concerning his management of prices, with 64% of disapproving adults. Asked about the recent fleeing on the stock market, adults by a margin of more than 2 to 1 (67% to 31%) disapproved of Trump treatment of the problem.
In a recent CBS News / Yougov PollDirected from April 23 to April 25, around 58% disapproved of its management of the economy.
On inflation, a Trump problem tirelessly attacked former president Joe Biden during the campaign, the voters were even more bitter towards the president. About 62% of adults disapproved of its management of the problem, while 53% said that the economy aggravated. Only 28% of respondents said it was improving.
In the last New York Times / Siena College SurveyWho was also led at the end of April, 50% of registered voters said that Trump had aggravated the economy, while 21% of respondents said he had improved. Some 27% of the registered voters said that the economy was about the same as before Trump's return to the oval office.
Overall, the Times / Siena College survey has shown a 42% user -employment approval note, with 54% of voters registered so far.
The Democrats led the accusation against the commercial approach of Trump, arguing that he had too much authority in fixing the rate rates without approval of the congress. Trump has also received a notable gop back on prices. Seven senators took the side of the Democrats on legislation to resolve the issue.
Trump injected uncertainty to the economy with its booming trade policy. The president received scanning prices on the countries of the world at the beginning of the month, to issue a 90 -day break On many of them a few days later. However, the reference rate of 10% of Trump remains in force for most countries, as well as its steep prices on Chinese products, which have triggered a Commercial war with China.
Supply chain researchers and logistics specialists who recently spoke with Business Insider said that Americans could see higher prices and shelves with fewer products available if Trump continues to move forward with his commercial confrontation approach.
