Signs of fatigue following the US mid-term elections
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08 November 2026
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sentix Economic News
Whilst the economy in the eurozone remains stagnant, there are at least signs of a slight economic recovery in Germany – albeit in tiny steps. Across the Atlantic, however, the picture is becoming gloomier: as an initial reac-tion to the recent mid-term elections, investors are anticipating an economic slowdown in the US. It is precisely this decline in economic expectations that points to a loss of the positive momentum seen recently. In Japan, too, the economy is losing momentum. Overall, this adds to the mounting evidence of a global slowdown in growth. The sentix Global Aggregate fell in November for the third month running, reflecting increasing signs of fatigue in the global economy.
Headlines of the month
- The sentix Economic Index for the Eurozone fell by 0.3 points to 2.4 points in November. Whilst the current situation remained unchanged (-3.3 points), expectations eased slightly (-0.5 points), which ultimately reinforces the view of a stagnation scenario for the Eurozone.
- In Germany, economic indicators continue to improve in small steps. The assessment of the current situation improved for the fifth consecutive month to -14.0 points, whilst expectations remained at the previous month’s level (+8.0 points).
- In the US, signs of fatigue are emerging in the economic picture following the recent mid-term elections: the sentix Economic Index for the US reflects a decline of 2.0 points, accompanied in particular by a fall of 3.5 points in the expectations figures. The assessment of the current situation, however, remains positive.
- Japan, too, is losing economic momentum. Overall, the global economy is showing signs of slowing momentum in the current upturn. We are now recording the third consecutive decline in the sentix Global Aggregate Index.
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