Economists Warn of Potential Global Economic Risks from Trump's Second Term

A survey of over 1,300 experts highlights widespread concerns in Europe and North America about economic, trade, and climate impacts under Trump's renewed leadership.

A global survey by the Ifo Institute and the Swiss Institute for Economic Policy gathered insights from 1,398 economists across 125 countries.
Over 80% of European respondents and 70% in North America predict negative economic effects from Trump's second term.
Concerns extend to international trade and climate policy, with significant apprehension in Western and Eastern Europe, the US, and Canada.
Experts in South America, Africa, and Asia, including China, are less worried, with most not anticipating major economic harm.
Opinions on international security are split, with over half of respondents in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand expressing concerns.