Survey Flash Warning for President Trump on Economics and Inflation, Main questions among Americans

President Donald Trump He pushes himself against a recession conversation.

“I don’t see at all. I think this country will flourish,” President told reporters on Tuesday as he examined the Tesla electric vehicle, parked on the southern lawn of the White House, the kindness of Trump’s top adviser Elon Musk, director for a billion of car.

However, when it comes to economics – The question that has been more than any other, probably the Trump enhanced into the White House in the November presidential election – Americans do not seem such a satisfied job he does.

Trump is 44% of the approval and 56% of the job disapproval performed by the management of the economy, in the National CNN survey conducted from 6-9 March by SSRS and released on Wednesday.

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The president was also underwater in the economy with 10 points in research by Reuters/Ipsos on the field 3-4 March.

While a few National Survey List Trump above the water on the economy, the latest survey put it on a negative territory when it comes to the most important question in the mind of Americans.

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When it comes to his overall approval rating, Trump has recorded little that his numbers have been reduced a little since he returned to the White House in late January, when the average of his surveys pointed to the president’s low 50 approval grade in the mid -40s. The average of the latest surveys indicates that it hovers slightly above the water.

While Americans are divided into Trump’s performance, the approval ratings for his second term have been improved from his first tour of his duties, when he started in a negative territory in 2017 and remained underwater during his four -year term in White house.

However, when this is especially in line with his handling economy, the latest CNN numbers are below where he stood at any time of their dial during his first term of office.

The President quickly switches Tariffs on the goods From Canada and Mexico – American neighbors and top trade partners – they have stretched the financial markets and caused concern for further inflation and possible recession.

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When asked Fox News “” Sunday Morning Futures “ Host Maria Bartiromo whether to expect to be a recession this year, the president replied: “I hate to predict such things.”

“There is a transitional period, because what we do is very big,” Trump said as he called for his agenda, which includes tariffs.

“It takes a little time,” Trump said before predicting that his economic plan “should be great for us.”

While they asked questions on Tuesday in the middle of another day for the financial markets, Trump said: “You will have drops and markets will go up and they will go down.”

Trump’s predecessor at the White House, former President Joe Biden, was inflation during his term.

Biden’s approval rating hovering in low until the mid-1950s during the first six months of her unique mandate as a president, with his disapproval in the upper 30s to the low to the mid-40s.

However, Biden numbers sank into a negative territory in late summer and fall 2021, after his much criticized treatment of turbulent American exit from Afghanistan, a rush of migrants who passed to the United States along the southern border of the Mexico nation and in the middle of an increase.

Bidan grades remained underwater during the rest of its presidency, as high prices of goods remained the main concern for the thoughts of American voters.

“He just got mediated and never recovered,” said Daron Shaw, a professor of politics and a chairman at the University of Texas, who is a member of the Fox News Decision Team Fox News survey.

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Trump has received some good news about inflation on Wednesday, and the consumer prices index has arrived at a lower level than expected last month, according to a new government report.

The Communication Store in the White House pointed to the news in the EDU -osta -called “Inflation it makes it easier to create new jobs to be raised and border security pays off”.

However, Shaw emphasized that inflation remains crucial for Trump’s political wealth.

“If the prices remain high, he will have problems,” Shaw warned.