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Americans grow more negative about economy: Gallup

Americans grow more negative about economy: Gallup

Nearly half of Americans, 47 percent, now rate the U.S. economy as “poor,” according to a Gallup poll released April 2026. This marks a 10-point increase since January, reflecting growing economic pessimism among the public. The survey highlights increasing concerns about economic conditions, with the current sentiment tying with previous low points in recent polling.

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