Trump's Approval Dips Amid Economic Policy Concerns

President Donald Trump's approval ratings have declined one month into his second term, amid significant concerns about his economic policies. A Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates his approval dropped from 47% to 44%, while disapproval climbed from 41% to 51%. Confidence in Trump's economic management has waned, with only 39% approval compared to 53% during his first term, and 53% of Americans believe the economy is on the wrong track. His immigration policies, however, maintain support with a 47% approval. The decline in economic confidence is echoed across various polls, including CNN and Quinnipiac, showing a negative trend in Trump's net approval. Trump's policies on tariffs and inflation face skepticism, with 54% opposing new tariffs and only 32% approving of his inflation management.