Trump is losing support from his own voters as gas prices, grocery bills, and borrowing costs keep climbing — bad news for Republicans heading into November.

• Long-term government bond yields hit their highest level since 2002, and 8% mortgages now look close.
• Consumer confidence dropped sharply in September as people worry about high oil prices and inflation.
• Self-identified Trump voters are calling in to say they feel poorer than under Biden — one trucker says diesel costs may force him to park his truck.
• Tariffs on Canadian wood, high energy costs, and pricier plastic packaging have pushed everyday goods like paper towels up sharply.
• Some angry voters now say they will vote Democrat even if they expect it to hurt, just to make Trump feel the pain.

Outlook: Inflation came in cooler than expected this month, which eases pressure a little, but the anger among right-leaning voters looks set to carry into the election.