President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s satisfaction rating has recovered, based on the results of the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey.

Although it remains below average, according to SWS, Marcos has recovered from his record-low satisfaction rating.

Based on the results of the latest SWS survey, 42% of adult Filipinos said they are satisfied with the performance of the Marcos administration.

Meanwhile, 40% are dissatisfied, and 17% could not say whether they are satisfied or not.

Overall, the president got a net satisfaction rating of positive one, classified as neutral.

This is higher compared to the previous data, which reached only negative 13, or classified as poor - the record low of the Marcos administration's rating.

Based on the survey results, the Marcos administration's rating turned out very good on the issue of basic education for the youth, improving the quality of education for the youth, helping the poor, and formulating policies on job creation.

Meanwhile, the president's performance was poor on the issue of inflation and the fight against corruption.

The survey was conducted from June 20 to July 9, with 1,200 respondents interviewed from Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

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