Overview
- President Trump's approval ratings vary widely across polls, with InsiderAdvantage reporting a surge to 55% while Reuters/Ipsos shows a dip to 42%, matching his term low.
- Economic confidence has improved, with 51% of voters rating the economy as strong—the first majority since 2021—amid easing inflation and a U.S.-China tariff truce.
- Despite economic optimism, 57% of voters believe Trump's tariffs harm the economy, citing them as the biggest policy failure of his second term.
- Trump's handling of immigration and national values receives higher approval, but his economic policies, including tariffs and inflation management, remain significant weak points.
- The 90-day tariff truce with China and a new UK trade framework have influenced public sentiment, though concerns persist over potential long-term economic impacts.