Trump’s approval dips amid concerns over economy: Poll
- A Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates that 57% of Americans consider President Donald Trump’s economic policies "erratic," especially regarding tariffs that hurt stock markets.
- Despite market volatility, 44% of respondents approve of Trump's job performance, but only 32% believe he is handling the cost of living well.
- Analysts, including those from J.P. Morgan, project a 40% risk of a U.S. Recession this year due to Trump's trade policies.
- Many Americans, including 70% of respondents, expect that Trump's tariffs will increase the cost of groceries and other everyday expenses.
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