President Donald Trump is marking his 100th day in office with a rally in Michigan, while facing growing concerns about the impact of his economic policies.White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said, "President Trump is delivering on his promises to lower costs for American families and businesses, prices across the board for everyday goods have seen declines since this president was inaugurated." However, new reports indicate that Americans are increasingly dissatisfied with his handling of the economy.Inflation has been trending in the right direction over the past few months, but Americans' confidence in the economy has hit pandemic lows amid concerns that the president's tariffs could reverse this trend. President Trump began his second term with promises to reshape the economy and lower inflation, stating, "Starting on day one, I will bring down prices." According to Hearst Television data, overall inflation has decreased from 3% in January to 2.4% in March, but financial markets have also declined.On April 2, President Trump announced widespread tariffs on nearly all U.S. trading partners, declaring it "the day we begin to make America wealthy again." This announcement led to a sharp decline in all three major stock market indexes: the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and NASDAQ. Experts attribute the anxiety among investors and consumers to the president's inconsistent tariff policies. Scott Lincicome, Vice President of General Economics and Trade at the Cato Institute, said, "I think of the first hundred days, about 95 of it, was just drenched in uncertainty."Consumer confidence has fallen for the fifth consecutive month, reaching its lowest level since May 2020. A new CNN poll shows that 59% of the public believes President Trump's policies have worsened economic conditions. Lincicome added, "They seem pretty annoyed that we might see higher prices and that he's actually promising them when he's promising more tariffs."In response to questions about the president's future plans, White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Harrison Fields said, "We are making sure that we work with our complete cabinet to hemorrhage any potential blows to the American people. The President was not elected to do more harm. They endured enough harm over the past four years under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris."As President Trump crosses the 100-day mark, he said he is now turning his focus to Congress, pushing for a bill that would include major tax cuts.