A new Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Monday shows a marginal shift in public opinion regarding President Trump’s job performance. According to the data, 32 percent of U.S. adults now approve of the president’s actions, marking a one-point increase from the record low recorded by the same pollster the previous week.

While the uptick represents a slight change in the numbers, the majority of respondents remain critical of the administration. The survey reports that 66 percent of adults disapprove of the president's performance. The data highlights a persistent gap between those who support the president and those who do not, with the approval rating remaining in the low 30s. The poll provides a snapshot of current public sentiment, though it does not offer specific reasons for the minor fluctuation in the figures. The findings reflect a continuation of the polling trends observed by Reuters/Ipsos throughout the recent period.