President Donald Trump has seen a recovery in his approval ratings, following a recent dip to a record low just 10 days ago.

According to the latest survey from Daily Mail/JL Partners, Trump’s approval rating now sits at 46 percent.

This marks an increase of three percentage points from the 42 percent recorded on March 20.

The poll, conducted on March 23 and 24, coincided with Trump’s announcement that the US is engaging in discussions with Iran to negotiate a peace agreement.

However, these negotiations have yet to yield significant progress, as the conflict reaches a one-month duration this Saturday.

“Despite the public rhetoric from the regime and inaccurate reports, the talks are ongoing and progressing well,” stated White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Monday.

She also said Trump’s ‘four to six-weeks’ timeline does remain.’ 

The latest poll found that 54 percent of registered voters disapprove of the job Trump’s doing, an improvement from the 58 percent who disapproved just days before. 

President Donald Trump speaks to reporters on board Air Force One Sunday night. Fresh polling from the Daily Mail and JL Partners shows Trump getting a 3 point bump, after he said the US was negotiating with Iran for a ceasefire deal 

Still, more voters strongly disapprove of the job the President is doing than strongly approve of him. 

The March 24 survey found that 40 percent of voters said they strongly disapproved of the job Trump is doing, compared to the 24 percent who said they strongly approved. 

Trump maintains a grip on his party and his voters, with 84 percent of Republicans saying they approve of him and 79 percent of the President’s voters saying they approve of the job he has done. 

At the same time, only a third of independents – 34 percent – signaled approval for Trump. 

Independents often make up the difference in close Congressional races, so this number could signal trouble for Republican candidates ahead of the November midterms. 

Trump’s numbers are, not surprisingly, in the gutter with Democrats, with only 11 percent approving of the job he’s done.   

Pollsters surveyed 1,019 registered voters online, giving the poll a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percent. 

The Daily Mail’s polling has thus far shown that voters are skeptical of the Iran war but are even more worried about the impact the war will have on the economy. 

A boy leans on a car damaged in an Israeli airstrike in Beirut on Monday. The Iran war has caused gas prices to spike, with the national gas price average in the United States already increasing by $1 per gallon since the beginning of the Iran war

A fire is seen at an industrial building in Haifa, Israel on Monday after it was hit by debris from an intercepted Iranian missile. Daily Mail’s polling has shown that Americans are willing to take an economic hit to ensure victory in the Iran war 

In the March 20 survey, 28 percent of respondents cited the war as the top reason they disapproved of Trump. 

Even more voters, 44 percent, said they disapproved of Trump due to his handling of inflation.

During the President’s 2024 campaign, Trump pledged to cut costs – as Americans were still reeling from high prices in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic – and pledged not to start ‘forever’ wars. 

The March 20 poll found that Americans are unwilling to suffer economic pain to guarantee a military victory.

Only 19 percent said they would tolerate gas prices increasing by $1. 

Even fewer, 12 percent, said they would be OK if gas prices increased $2 a gallon to ensure a win in Iran. 

Gas prices have already gone up $1 in one month, according to a AAA assessment published Thursday. 

Just ahead of the Iran strikes, gas was averaging $2.98 a gallon nationally. 

Last week it ticked up to $3.98 a gallon, and today it stands at $3.99, according to AAA.