Fifty-four percent of voters are against the president’s levies on imported goods while 42 percent of survey respondents said ...
Americans elected Donald Trump with a favorable opinion of his economic plans. But his tariff plan has helped turn that confidence into skepticism, a new Wall Street Journal poll finds.
The University of Michigan survey’s poorest result since 2022 reflects economic-policy anxiety.
Forward expectations dropped to a 12-year low in March, Conference Board survey shows.
Consumer sentiment sank in March, a survey showed, adding to evidence that people are viewing the economy more negatively.
A survey that includes Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley showed predictions that include declines of more than $3 per barrel for Brent and WTI.
In a survey a published by the Wall Street Journal on Friday ... But more Americans, 48 percent, say consumers will feel little economic pain before seeing improvements from tariffs.
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