The global market crash of 2025 resulted from tight monetary policies, geopolitical conflicts, supply chain disruptions, debt crises, and a tech sector meltdown.
Immediate impacts include significant market drops, rising unemployment, and a slowdown in global GDP growth, leading to a shift towards safer assets.
Future economic impacts may include recessionary pressures, rising protectionism, widening inequality, de-dollarization trends, and geopolitical risks.
Increased militarization, proxy conflicts, China-Taiwan tensions, and cyber warfare are major risks in the unstable global landscape post-crash.
The crash also affects food security, leading to rising prices, fertilizer shortages, export restrictions, hunger, malnutrition, and agricultural unrest.
Urgent responses are needed to address the crisis and prevent further global instability, requiring coordinated global efforts and strategic investments.
The next two years will be crucial in determining how nations respond to the crisis and whether unity or fragmentation will shape the post-2025 global order.