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Poll: Americans Brace for Price Hikes as Trump’s Tariff Policies Take Effect

Poll: Americans Brace for Price Hikes as Trump’s Tariff Policies Take Effect

A new AP-NORC poll shows many Americans are concerned about the economic impacts of President Trump’s tariff policies.

About half of respondents believe the tariffs will significantly increase prices, and half are worried about a potential recession.

While Trump’s approval rating on economic matters remains around 40%, public skepticism about tariffs has increased slightly since January.

The economy currently shows mixed signals—solid employment figures but declining consumer confidence—as Americans watch to see how Trump’s trade policies will affect their daily lives.

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