The citizens of USA elected president Donald Trump in the hope of combating inflation and boosting the country’s economy.
But as Donald Trump is approaching the 100th day of the US presidency of the US presidency, his voters give both areas to both areas, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
Trump began his term in office with an aggressive financial agenda causing trade wars – as he imposed duties on major US trade partners by trying to put pressure on the federal bank to succumb to his desire – and a collapse of the Covenant Mark.
Only 37% of those respondents in this poll approve Trump’s management of the economy, compared to 42% in the first hour after his swearing -in on January 20 when he promised to lead the country to a “golden age” for the economy.
In a Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted shortly after Trump’s swearing -in, about 55% of respondents responded that Trump’s main concern during the first 100 days of his presidency should be either inflation or the wider economy sector. 23% of respondents answered immigration.
Three months later, three -quarters of respondents in this Reuters/Ipsos poll concerned concerns that a economic downturn is expected.
56% of respondents, including one in four Republicans, responded that Trump’s moves to restructure the economy are “overly alienated”.
Concern for purchases
Two -thirds of respondents are concerned about the Stock Exchange, where in recent weeks shares have been plunged amid investors’ concerns about Trump’s plans to raise duties on imported goods and hints that he will fired the head of the US Central Bank.
52% of respondents agreed that “Trump’s actions are likely to make life more difficult for me after my retirement”, which exceeds 31% that disagrees with this proposal. However, a large percentage of Americans still support Trump, many with passion.
His overall acceptance rate (42%) remains higher than that of his democratic predecessor, Joe Biden, has been reinforced by a slightly larger American (45%) part of his supporter of Trump’s hard -core.
Also, the president’s party remains stable with 81% of self -identified Republicans to approve Trump’s management of the economy compared to 5% of Democrats and 28% of citizens who do not support either of the two parties.
However, according to the poll, one in three Republicans responded that the cost of living is on the wrong road, while three -quarters of respondents, including two -thirds of Republicans, expressed concern about the credibility of the social security system, which is at the heart of the Government. World, Ilon Musk.
The poll involved 4,306 adults in all the US. It was carried out between April 16 and 21 and the error margin was about two percentage points.