Trump's approval hits record low: Economic policies under fire
According to Reuters, support for Donald Trump has fallen to 43%, marking the lowest rating since his return to power. The IPSOS survey, conducted in the past few days, considered the economic and military decisions of the president's administration.
Americans have evaluated Donald Trump's economic and military policies. The study conducted by IPSOS for Reuters indicates that the Republican politician is enjoying decreasing support.
Negative ratings have been influenced by international trade issues, among other factors. The IPSOS survey shows that overall support for Donald Trump has dropped to 43%.
This is the lowest level since the American president took office. Compared to the last survey, Donald Trump lost 2 percentage points. On January 20, at the time of taking office, the politician enjoyed the support of 47% of Americans.
How did Americans assess Trump? The problem is the high cost of living
Donald Trump was harshly assessed by American voters. Only 37% of respondents support his economic policy. The administration's actions on combating inflation and the high cost of living are rated very poorly. Only 30% of Americans view them positively.
More than half of the respondents (52%) believe that increasing tariffs on cars and car parts imported from third countries will harm the economy. This decision is supported by 33% of Americans.
Additionally, respondents also criticize the Trump administration's approach to military decisions. The survey was conducted from March 31 to April 2, on a group of 1,486 adult Americans.
