Goldman Sachs reports that on March 25, a poll conducted by Reuters and Ipsos Group showed that U.S. President Trump’s approval rating dropped from 40% last week to 36%, the lowest level since he returned to the White House. The poll indicates that rising oil prices and widespread dissatisfaction over U.S. potential war with Iran are the main reasons for the decline in support. Only 25% of respondents approve of Trump’s performance on cost of living issues, which was a core topic in his 2024 campaign. Regarding military action against Iran, only 35% of Americans support it, while 61% oppose. Despite this, Trump’s support within the Republican Party remains relatively stable, but dissatisfaction with his handling of cost of living issues has also increased. (Xinhua News Agency)
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