Trump's approval rating drops to a new low in his second term, with party support showing signs of loosening

On January 22nd, despite the continuous rise of the US stock market in the first year of Trump's second term, his approval rating fell to 37%, his opposition rate reached 57%, and his net approval rating was -20%, hitting a new low in his second term. The internal support rate of the Republican Party dropped from 88% to 79% within a week. Most voters believe that tariffs drive up inflation and the cost of living, with 69% of respondents stating that tariffs increase spending. In terms of monetary policy, 44% of voters trust Federal Reserve Chairman Powell in setting interest rates, while only 18% trust Trump. Geopolitical issues also weigh on public opinion, with the majority of voters opposing the "purchase or acquisition of Greenland by force" and military action against Venezuela. Analysis indicates that price pressure and diplomatic uncertainty are the core reasons for the decline in support rates.