Core Viewpoint - The Trump administration is focusing on trade negotiations and peace talks in the next 100 days, amidst controversies surrounding its economic policies and declining approval ratings [1][2][4]. Group 1: Economic Policies - Trump has implemented a series of controversial economic policies, including tariffs, which have been compared to "torpedoes" disrupting the U.S. economy [1][2]. - A recent poll indicates that 72% of respondents believe Trump's economic policies are likely to lead to a recession in the short term, and 53% feel the economic situation has worsened since his inauguration [5]. Group 2: Approval Ratings - Trump's approval rating after 100 days in office stands at 39%, a decrease of 6 percentage points since February, marking the lowest approval rating for any U.S. president at this stage in the last 80 years [4]. - 41% of respondents reported that their financial situation has deteriorated since Trump took office [5]. Group 3: Trade Negotiations - The administration is urging countries to negotiate with the U.S. to reach agreements within 90 days, although analysts believe this goal is unlikely to be met [2]. - Trump has previously claimed he could end the Russia-Ukraine conflict within 24 hours, a statement he later admitted was made in jest, as peace talks have not progressed [2].