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U.S. midterm elections approach
70% of voters dissatisfied with inflation
In short
A poll conducted one day before the U.S. midterm elections showed that most voters are dissatisfied with inflation.
68% of respondents expressed dissatisfaction with President Trump's response to inflation and cost of living.
Against this backdrop, forecasts suggest the Democratic Party has growing chances of controlling both chambers of Congress.
Key facts
| When | The poll was conducted from October 30 to November 1. |
|---|---|
| Who | The Financial Times and Focal Data surveyed 2,163 U.S. voters. |
| What | 68% of respondents expressed dissatisfaction with President Trump's response to inflation and cost of living. |
| How | Among independent voters, dissatisfaction reached as high as 77%. |
What it means for me
Changes in U.S. inflation and policy trends can affect South Korea's economy through international oil prices and trade.
