On April 19th, according to the latest CNBC All-America Economic Survey, President Donald Trump's handling of issues such as tariffs, inflation, and government spending has sparked widespread dissatisfaction, and his economic approval rating has dropped to the lowest level since taking office.

The survey shows that the economic optimism brought by Trump's reelection has disappeared, with the proportion of Americans who now believe the economy will worsen reaching the highest level since 2023, and there has been a noticeable shift towards pessimism regarding the stock market.

This survey of 1000 Americans nationwide shows that 44% approve of Trump's overall performance in office, while 51% do not approve, slightly better than his final approval rating when he left office in 2020. However, in terms of the economy, the survey shows that only 43% approve of his performance, while 55% do not approve, marking the first time in CNBC's history of polls that Trump as president has a negative net approval rating on economic issues.