Donald Trump said he has “won affordability” at a Georgia event as new polls show his approval rating sliding ahead of midterms.

President Donald Trump said the U.S. "defeated" inflation and reined in consumer prices over the past year. Federal data suggests otherwise.

By Tim Reid WASHINGTON, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Donald Trump has cast himself as Republicans’ chief messenger on the cost of living in an election year, but a Reuters review of his speeches shows a president repeatedly declaring inflation beaten while rarely acknowledging the strain many Americans say they still feel.

President Donald Trump finally received the good news he’s been hoping for on the economy. For months, Trump has claimed that he has fixed inflation despite Americans reporting in polls that the cost of living is still too high. But on Friday, a new economic report showed that a key measure of inflation slipped to nearly a five-year low.

According to new commentary from the Brookings Institution, there are a few major reasons that economists have been wrong on Trump's policies.

President Donald Trump celebrated Presidents' Day by touting a cooling economy and record-low crime, even as financial markets show a stark divide between blue-chip gains and a struggling tech sector.

A recent ABC News poll revealed widespread dissatisfaction among Americans regarding President Trump's management of inflation, tariffs, and foreign relations.

A new national survey shows most Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump’s handling of key issues, while trust in both Republicans and Democrats remains deeply divided.

President Donald Trump blamed Democrats for the partial government shutdown while claiming economic wins including lower gas prices and inflation.