A new CNBC All-America Economic Survey found that public confidence in the U.S. economy has fallen to its weakest level of the post-pandemic period. The poll showed 61% of respondents holding a pessimistic view of current and future economic conditions, the highest share since late 2023, while only 25% said they were optimistic. CNBC said the mood reflects a deep sense of frustration spreading among voters, tied to what the report described as a sharp downgrade in everyday living standards for ordinary Americans. The same survey also showed Trump with a 40% overall approval rating and a 59% disapproval rating. On economic management, his disapproval rating reached 60%, pushing his net approval on the issue down to -22%, the weakest reading of his political career.
BlockBeats reported on July 17 that CNBC’s latest All-America Economic Survey showed U.S. public confidence in the economy has dropped to its lowest point of the post-pandemic era, with frustration deepening among voters.
The survey found that 61% of respondents were pessimistic about current and future economic conditions, the highest level since late 2023. Only 25% said they were optimistic.
According to the report, that mood reflects what it described as a deep “downgrade in lifestyle” being experienced by ordinary Americans.
The survey also showed Trump with a 40% overall approval rating and a 59% disapproval rating. On economic management, his disapproval rating reached 60%, and his net approval fell to -22%, the worst performance of his political career.
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