Across the U.S., a fresh wave of economic scrutiny has taken hold: a new CNN poll finds that 59% of Americans believe U.S. President Donald Trump’s policies have made the economy worse, up from 51% in March.
Key highlights from the survey:
- 59% say the economy has worsened since the start of Trump’s agenda, compared to 51% in March.
- Six in ten Americans report higher living costs in their community, with just 12% saying prices have fallen.
- Only 34% call themselves enthusiastic or optimistic about the economy; 29% say they’re pessimistic and 37% feel afraid.
With the impact of new tariffs still largely to come, many communities are already feeling the pinch on everyday prices. This growing economic anxiety could shape consumer behavior in the months ahead.
For young professionals and global citizens, these insights underline how shifts in U.S. consumer sentiment and trade policy can set the tone for global economic conversations. Stay tuned to myglobalnews.net as we break down the numbers shaping our shared future.
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CNN poll: 59% Americans say Trump has made the economy worse
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