Trump Hit With 63% Disapproval as Inflation and Iran War Backlash Grows
President Donald Trump’s approval rating has fallen to a new low as economic strain and the Iran war converge, putting pressure on his second-term agenda.
The drop reflects growing frustration over rising costs, even as the administration faces mounting criticism over its foreign policy decisions.
According to an NBC News Decision Desk Poll, Trump’s approval stands at 37% with 63% disapproving, marking the lowest level of his current term.
At the same time, inflation and cost of living have become dominant concerns, with majorities disapproving of Trump’s handling of both the economy and the Iran conflict.
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That overlap is now intensifying. Separate Reuters/Ipsos polling shows approval dipping to 36% as fuel prices rise and economic anxiety spreads following the war.
“Only 29% approve of Trump’s economic management,” according to Reuters/Ipsos polling.
The convergence of foreign policy fallout and domestic affordability concerns is creating a compounded political risk, especially as gas prices climb and consumer sentiment weakens.
With midterm elections approaching, analysts warn that sustained economic pressure tied to the conflict could reshape voter behavior and threaten Republican control of Congress.
For now, the numbers suggest a presidency increasingly defined by overlapping economic and geopolitical strain.
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