The Americans have renewed optimism about the country's economic expectations now President Donald Trump He returned to the office.
Most Americans, 53 %, believe this Economy It will grow in the next six months, while 61 % believe that the stock market will also rise, according to an opinion poll conducted by Gallup on Monday.
The release of the survey comes shortly after Trump's return to the White House, with a survey between January 2 and 15, shortly before he took office.
President Donald Trump is occupying his executive matter on “the National Council of the President of the American Worker and the Consultative Council for the US Manpower Policy” in the Eastern Chamber of the White House on June 26, 2020.
While the Americans are optimistic about economic growth, the poll found that they are divided into unemployment, 38 % indicate that they believe it will increase and 38 % say it will decrease. Meanwhile, 21 % believe that unemployment will settle during the next six months.
The Americans are also less difficult in inflation, as 52 % indicate that they expect to rise in the next six months, although this number has dramatically decreased than nearly 80 % in previous versions of the Gallup poll.
Gallup found the division of numbers through partisan affiliation Republican respondents A largely responsible for fueling the increase in economic optimism, with the belief of 78 % of the respondents from the Republican Party that there will be economic growth over the next six months and 75 % say that the stock market will rise.
President Donald Trump (Scott Olson/Getty Images)
The strong majority of independents felt the same, as 61 % indicated that they believed that there would be economic growth during the next six months and 60 % say they believe the stock market will rise.
Democrats are less upward, just 21 % indicate that they believe that there will be growth during the next six months. But the vast majority of Democrats, 51 %, expect a stumbling block in the stock market during the same time period.
President Donald Trump leads a decline in a republican committee for donor donors in the spring, in Palm Beach, Florida on May 4, 2024. (Donald Trump Campaign 2024)
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“The Americans are generally hoping for the economy in the next six months,” Gallup said in a press statement. “But the broader improvements in Americans' expectations may also reflect their confidence in Trump's ability to deal with the economy. During his first term, he received some of the strongest categories of approval of issues on the economy, which was usually higher than those who received Biden on a case during his term.”
The poll, which was conducted from January 2 to 15, 2025, is a poll of 1,005 adults who live in the United States and has a margin in sampling of excess or minus four percentage points.
