A majority of Americans think the president's economic policies have been unsteady since taking office, according to new Reuters/Ipsos polling. Joel Payne and Matt Gorman discuss the polling and the fight in Congress over the GOP spending bill.

Some 57% of Americans think President Donald Trump is being too erratic in his moves to shake up the U.S. economy, including his aggressive strategy to tax imports that has spooked the stock market, a Reuters/Ipsos poll that closed on Wednesday found.

President Trump is facing increasing headwinds from everyday Americans when it comes to his economic policies, which have sent markets tumbling and sparked worries of a recession. Why it matters: Trump's re-election campaign hinged on lowering prices,

CNN poll conducted by SSRS revealed that Americans were becoming less optimistic about President Donald Trump’s economic policies. 51% believed that the economy would worsen a year from now, 7 points higher than in January before the president took office.

A new poll shows that half of Americans believe President Donald Trump's policies have made the economy worse. The survey, which was released by CNN on Thursday (March 13), reported that 51% of respondents believe the country's economic conditions have worsened due to Trump's policies,