Trump's Economic Approval Rating Drops to 36% Amid Recession Fears

On April 29, a poll revealed that the approval rating for President Trump's handling of the U.S. economy has dropped to 36%, with 56% disapproving. This marks a significant shift in public opinion, as Trump's overall approval rating remains stable at 42%. The poll also indicated that support for his immigration policies has remained unchanged at 45%, with 48% disapproving.

This decline in approval ratings comes amidst a backdrop of economic concerns and policy criticisms. The poll highlighted that 72% of respondents believe Trump's economic policies could potentially lead to a recession in the short term. Additionally, 73% of respondents described the current state of the U.S. economy as poor, with 53% stating that the economy has worsened since Trump took office. Furthermore, 41% of respondents reported that their personal financial situation has deteriorated.

The poll also shed light on public sentiment regarding Trump's tariff policies. 62% of respondents disapproved of the rising prices, with 71% attributing the increase to Trump's tariff policies. Moreover, 67% of respondents were dissatisfied with Trump's response to recent market volatility. The poll results underscore the growing discontent with Trump's economic policies and their perceived impact on both the national and personal financial well-being of Americans.

The poll results reflect a broader trend of dissatisfaction with Trump's economic management. Despite the administration's claims of a robust economy, the public's perception of economic conditions has worsened. This disconnect between the administration's narrative and public sentiment highlights the challenges Trump faces in maintaining support for his economic policies.

The decline in approval ratings for Trump's handling of the economy is a significant development, as it indicates a growing skepticism among the American public regarding his economic policies. This shift in public opinion could have implications for Trump's political future and his ability to implement his economic agenda. As the U.S. economy continues to face challenges, Trump will need to address these concerns to regain public support and confidence in his economic leadership.