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Donald Trump's approval rating fell to 36% in a Reuters/Ipsos poll as rising fuel prices and concerns over the Iran war eroded confidence in his leadership.

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00:00U.S. President Donald Trump's approval rating has fallen to a record low of 36%,
00:06according to a New Reuters-Ipsos poll released this week.
00:10The figure marks a sharp decline from 40% just one week earlier,
00:14reflecting rising public dissatisfaction over economic pressures and the ongoing conflict with Iran.
00:23Only 25% of respondents say they approve of Trump's handling of cost of living
00:28as households continue to face increasing financial strain nationwide.
00:33Approval of Trump's economic performance now stands at 29%,
00:37the lowest level recorded across both office presidencies
00:41and below any ratings seen under his predecessor Joe Biden.
00:45Support among Republican voters remains relatively steady,
00:49but the polls suggest concerns over rising cost of living has grown noticeably in recent days.
00:54Public support for recent U.S. strikes on Iran has dropped to 35%,
00:59while those who disapprove has climbed significantly to 61%.
01:04Although Trump has indicated that the conflict could end soon,
01:08Iran has rejected claims of negotiations with Washington.
01:12Meanwhile, fuel prices have surged by around $1 per gallon since the war began,
01:17as disruptions to oil shipments continue to affect global supply chains.
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