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U K Prime Minister Keir Starmer has achieved a few major economic wins for the U K but his popularity is at a record low The latest survey by pollster YouGov displayed that of voters now have an unfavorable view of Starmer Cost of living pressures continue to worry ordinary British voters while businesses reckon with Labour-led tax rises A year into the job U K Prime Minister Keir Starmer has scored chosen key wins including in recent weeks signing major arrangement deals with the U S India and European Union that will boost the British financial sector and wages Opinion polls paint a different picture of his success A survey by pollster YouGov published in mid-May manifested that the British citizens s approval the prime minister has plummeted to a record low with of voters now having an unfavorable view of Starmer while just regard him enthusiastically More worryingly for the Labour Party leader the fall in popularity is concentrated among Labour voters half of whom now have an unfavorable view of Starmer a -point increase from the last poll in mid-April The share of Labour voters with a favorable opinion of him has meanwhile fallen from to over the month With things seeming to point in the right direction for the British commercial sector what s going wrong for its prime minister Pact deals amid domestic pressures The U K s leadership might be touting their impressive record on bargain deals in the last few days but cost-of-living pressures continue to worry ordinary British voters and businesses are reckoning with Labour-led tax rises The U K s annual inflation rate hit a hotter-than-expected in April up sharply from in March according to content disclosed by the Office for National Statistics ONS on Wednesday The content highlighted increasing pressures on British households as prices of electricity gas and other fuels rose by in the year to April The prices of water and sewerage meanwhile added in the month to April marking the largest monthly hike since at least February the ONS stated Read moreTrump unveils United Kingdom bargain deal first since reciprocal tariff pauseUK and European Union agree to post-Brexit reset dealUK and India strike a transaction deal amid U S -led tariff tensions British businesses now face a higher tax burden as a development of ruling body policies introduced in the Autumn Budget as well as other measures deemed be numerous economists to be anti-growth These include limits on immigration set to affect foreign workers who are key to a number of sectors a rise in the national minimum wage and reforms to workers rights which put pressure on various small and medium-sized firms As such lofty deal deals promising economic upsurge and outlay that will take time to feed through are cold comfort for numerous British consumers and businesses struggling right now On domestic procedures this authorities hasn t scored well so far let s give it a C-minus Kallum Pickering chief U K economist at Peel Hunt recounted CNBC s Europe Early Edition on Wednesday We ve seen mostly anti- development measures and that s the thing that disrupted bond markets over the past limited months On foreign and international initiative the regime is doing a fairly good job with its latest bargain deals a testament to that Pickering mentioned Starmer has contained the downside pitfall that the U K and the U S could really escalate on agreement It s not a good deal but it contains downside threat The U K -India deal is authentically a strong signal that the U K is open for business And if you read the press people that are unhappy with the deal that the U K and the EU is striking but indeed what s the alternative he petitioned Big business leaders say they re happy with the British ruling body s general direction of tour with C S Venkatakrishnan group chief executive of Barclays telling CNBC Thursday that it was absolutely on track If you look at if you look at what they ve achieved over the last limited weeks they ve had bargain deals with the U S with India with Europe central trading partners They continue to be repairing relationships with Europe which they need to he explained CNBC s Steve Sedgwick Inflationary pressures he noted were evident but were not yet leading to consumer distress the Barclays exec held We re in fact seeing conduit continued consumer strength but it s coming because of people managing their balances and their finances prudently So they re economizing The job territory is still strong But as you see people are worried about inflation People are worried about cost whether it s winter fuel bills or whether it s more generalized inflation from tariffs and the only real answer to that is development which is what this cabinet is focused on and what we want to help them Personality predicament Although selected quarters welcome Keir Starmer s calmer and less bombastic approach to leadership than politicians like Overhaul UK leader Nigel Farage or former Prime Minister Boris Johnson he continues to face criticism that his leadership style and personality hold him and the Labour Party back CNBC has contacted the Labour Party for comment on Starmer s poll ratings and is awaiting a reply Starmer has great positives signing the agreement deals for one Bill Blain strategist and founder of Wind Shift Capital mentioned that the prime minister s lack of charisma is a deficit But he is dull boring and precise He is competent but he is not a personality and lacks political charisma Farage has it in spades So did Boris Johnson he stated CNBC Tuesday Phil Noble ReutersBritish opposition Labour Party leader Keir Starmer and Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves react during a campaign event at a farm in Oxfordshire Britain July A additional obstacle is Starmer lacks able cabinet colleagues able to create the illusion of a cabinet of smart leaders Certain are settling into their roles but the majority look out their depth This is particularly true of Rachel Reeves who is naturally not a menace taker Blain added The bigger issue is the narrative Labour present it as doing the right thing to control spending but it s backfired as insensitivity to their voters They are perceived as cruel he announced Starmer is coming under pressure Blain noted increasing the threat that rank and file Labour lawmakers will revolt if the polls bite That may be happening meaning mutiny he commented