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Global economy limps into November as geopolitical and policy risks weigh
Entering November, the global economy faces weak momentum and elevated risks from geopolitics, policy fragmentation and trade tensions, says Investing.
The world economy is entering November 2025 in a sluggish mode, beset by rising geopolitical tensions, policy fragmentation and structural headwinds, according to a recent analysis by Investing.com.Despite equity markets being near record highs, real economic momentum is weak. Trade restrictions, shadow banking exposures and weak consumer sentiment are cited as key drags.
The report signals that near-term growth may disappoint and that recession risks are elevated in vulnerable regions.