Trump's Latest Approval Rating Drops to 33%

According to the latest poll released by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research on the 21st, the approval rating of **U.S. President Trump has dropped to 33%, down 5 percentage points from March**, influenced by factors such as military actions against Iran and inadequate economic response. The majority of respondents believe that the United States is heading in the wrong direction.

The poll was conducted from April 16th to 20th, with 2,596 American adults interviewed. According to the poll results, the decline in Trump's approval rating is mainly reflected in the economic aspect. The military action against Iran has raised the cost of living, especially the skyrocketing price of fuel, causing a significant drop in the approval rating of Trump's economic policies, from 38% in March to 30%; about 73% of respondents believe that the U.S. economy is "very" or "somewhat" poor; 72% of respondents believe that the United States is heading in the wrong direction.

The poll also shows that the support rate of Republicans for Trump's performance on the economic front has also declined, with 12 percentage points fewer Republicans holding a positive attitude towards his economic policies compared to March.

Another poll released by Reuters and Ipsos on the 21st showed that Trump's approval rating remained at 36%, still at the lowest level since his return to the White House.