Sri Lanka's government has seen a sharp decline in its approval rating, with a staggering drop from 21% in June to a mere 9% in October, according to the latest 'Mood of the Nation' poll conducted by Verité Research. The survey also revealed a significant reduction in national satisfaction, which plummeted by half to a meager 6%. Furthermore, economic confidence in the country took a substantial hit, dropping from -44 in June to a dismal -62 in October.

These alarming statistics signal a growing discontent among the Sri Lankan population, highlighting a multitude of challenges and concerns facing the government. The 'Mood of the Nation' poll by Verité Research, a respected research organization, provides a snapshot of the sentiment prevailing among the citizens of Sri Lanka.

The decline in the government's approval rating comes at a time when the country has been grappling with various pressing issues, including economic instability, rising inflation, and a challenging political landscape. These factors have seemingly eroded public confidence in the government's ability to address these critical concerns effectively.

The decrease in national satisfaction reflects a sense of disillusionment and frustration among the people of Sri Lanka. This significant reduction indicates a growing dissatisfaction with the government's performance in addressing the needs and expectations of the population.

Economic confidence, as evidenced by the plummeting index from -44 to -62, highlights the ongoing economic challenges faced by the country. The negative economic sentiment underscores the urgency of addressing economic issues, such as inflation and financial stability, to regain public trust and bolster the nation's financial outlook.