US EditionTrump switches up economic message as voters, markets tremble
- A 2025 national poll of 1,000 American voters by Emerson College assessed President Trump's approval during his first 100 days in office.
- The poll measured changes since his first 50 days and found mixed opinions, with Republican support high but general approval declining slightly.
- Voters disapprove of Trump's economic and foreign policies, with 49% saying his economic approach worsens the economy and only 27-30% approving of war handling.
- Trump holds a 45% job approval with 52% seeing his second term as more of a failure overall, while Spencer Kimball noted Trump’s entrenched base remains loyal.
- The poll suggests Trump's core supporters remain firm despite widespread disapproval, implying a divided electorate facing persistent policy dissatisfaction.
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The president’s social media posts could be more important than the actual economic data, according to a JPMorgan portfolio manager. Consider: Trump’s post announcing the 90-day tariff grace period fueled a stock market rebound, and his posts chastising the head of the central bank sent shares spiraling. Still, the data matters and moves markets, too. Market swings sort of feel like a new normal. But the president’s social media could be more…
Trump switches up economic message as voters, markets tremble
President Trump is switching up his messaging on the economy amid growing concern from voters and even fellow Republicans about his trade agenda. After months of expressing unabashed confidence in his plans to impose sweeping tariffs, Trump is acknowledging the pain the U.S. economy may face under steep import taxes. The latest economic blow to…
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