https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-tariffs-higher-prices-inflation-2039190
The Reuters/Ipsos poll found 53 percent of Americans believe the economy is on the wrong track, up from 43 percent from its January 24 to 26 poll. Additionally, a memo from Trump's top pollster Tony Fabrizio and his partner, Bob Ward, this month said their polling found 59 percent of voters in 18 swing districts are concerned about their personal financial situation, including 61 percent of swing voters and 53 percent of President Donald Trump's voters.
A recent Gallup poll, which surveyed 1,004 Americans between February 3 and 16, showed Trump's approval rating on the economy at 42 percent, with 54 percent disapproving, amounting to a net approval rating of minus 12 points.
Gallup noted that Trump's rating is lower than any president's first term February reading in recent history, including those for Joe Biden (54 percent), Barack Obama (59 percent), George W. Bush (53 percent) and Bill Clinton (45 percent).
This may be a worrying sign for Trump, who vowed during his campaign that inflation would "vanish completely" when he returned to the White House.
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