The latest poll shows a decline in Trump's approval rating, and the market should pay attention to midterm election risks

BlockBeats News, March 14th, a new poll by the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) in the United States showed that Trump's support among registered voters has dropped from 47% in March 2025 to 44%, with the disapproval rate rising to 54%. The Decision Desk HQ poll average also showed similar results: 43.1% approval, 54.4% disapproval.

Analyst Adam Button from Investinglive stated that, for the market, the key lies in the midterm election outlook. Trump himself has also pointed out this risk, noting that historical patterns show that the White House party usually falters in midterm elections. If the Republicans lose seats in Congress, it will reshape the legislative landscape on tax policy, tariffs, and deregulation, areas where current stock valuations have to some extent already priced in expectations of these policies. The big question ahead is whether Trump will start facing internal pressure for a swift end to the war. Republicans have certainly acknowledged they will lose the House, and with their partial bulwark in the Middle East war crumbling, the Senate's control has become increasingly uncertain.