President Donald Trump He registers the worst number of economic approval of his presidential career among the broad dissatisfaction regarding the handling of tariffs, inflation and government expenditure, in accordance with the latest economic study of CNBC All-America.
The study showed that the increase in economic optimism, which accompanied Trump's re -election, disappeared, and more Americans believe that the economy will be worse than at any time from 2023 and with a sharp turn towards pessimism on the stock exchange.
A study of 1000 Americans throughout the country showed 44% of the approval of the presidency of the presidency by Trump and 51% disapproval, slightly better than the final reading of CNBC, when the president left the office in 2020. However, in the economy, however, the survey showed that Trump has 43% approval and 55% disapproval, for the first time in every CNBC survey, that he was a negative net survey on when the president.
The Trump's Republican base remains solid behind him, but the democrats, with net economic approval -90, are 30 more negative points than their average during the first term, and independent are 23 points more negative. Employees of blue collars who were the key to the victory of the president's election remain positive about Trump's proceedings by the economy, but their disapproval number increased by 14 points compared to their average in the first term.
“Donald Trump has been chosen especially to improve the economy and so far people do not like what they see,” said Jay Campbell, partner of Hart Associates, a democratic survey in the survey.
The survey was conducted from 9 to 13 April and has a margin of an error +/- 3.1%.
The results show that Trump has so far been able to convince only his base that his economic policy will be good for the country with time: 49% of the population believes that the economy will deteriorate in the following year, which is the most pessimistic general result from 2023. This number covers 76% of republicans who see how the economy will improve. But 83% of democrats and 54% of independent sees that the economy is getting worse. Among people who believe that the president's policy will have a positive impact, 27% claims that it will last year or longer. However, 40% of negative people regarding the president's policy claim that they are now hurting the economy.
“We are in a turbulent, kind of change when it comes to how people think about what will happen next,” said Micah Roberts, a partner managing public opinion strategies, Republican survey survey. “Data … suggest more than ever that this is a negative reaction of a partisan that drives and maintains dissatisfaction and anxieties about what will happen next.”
Although the party is the most important part of the negative president of the president, he loses some support among Republicans in key areas, such as tariffs and inflation, and has noticed the significant deterioration of independent.
The tariffs seem to be a significant part of the general dissatisfaction of society. Americans reject international tariffs by 49 to 35 margins, and most believe that they are bad for American employees, inflation and general economy. Democrats give the thumbs down tariffs by an 83-point margin and, regardless of 26 points. Republicans approve the tariffs by 59-point Spread-20 points below their 79% of their net approval of the president.
The vast majority of Americans perceive Canada, Mexico, the EU and Japan as a more economical opportunity for the United States than economic threat. In fact, they are all perceived more positively than when CNBC asked a question during Trump's first term. The data suggest that society, including most of the Republicans, does not accept the antipathy that the president has expressed towards these trading partners. However, in China, public opinion is perceived as a threat of 44% to 35%, much worse than when CNBC asked a question in 2019.
The worst number of the president comes from his handling with inflation, which public opinion rejects the margin of 37 to 60%, including strong net negatives from democrats and independent. But at 58%it is the lowest positive republican consent to any of the problems asked about the president. 57% of the public believe that we will soon be or currently there will be a recession, compared to only 40% in March 2024 covers 12%, who believe that the recession has already begun.
Society also does not praise the handling of the President of the Federal Government expenditure by 45% to 51% and foreign policy with a margin of 42% to 53%.
The best numbers of Trump appear immigration, in which its southern border service is approved by a margin of 53% to 41%, and the deportation of illegal immigrants is approved 52% to 45%. The president has achieved a small majority of independent supports in the matter of deportation and 22% of the support of Democrats on the southern border. Although this is still modest, it is best results for Trump among democrats.
Meanwhile, the Americans have become more negative on the stock exchange than for two years. About 53% claims that this is a bad time to invest, and only 38% claims that this is a good time. The numbers are a violent phrase from stock market optimism, which welcomed the president's election. In fact, the December study was the sharpest attack towards market optimism in a 17-year survey history, and the April study is the sharpest turn towards pessimism.
The president's problems with his assessment of approval do not seem to translate into significant potential benefits for democrats. When asked about congress preferences, 48% of public democratic control and 46% supports republican control, barely changed in the CNBC survey in March 2022.
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