Financial experts noted several ominous economic indicators, including skyrocketing student loans and U.S. household debts, that could predict a crash “worse than the Great Depression,” according to a report in the New York Post . Goldman Sachs predicted that this year’s U.S. fiscal outlook would be “not good,” and that U.S. household debt had been increasing since the 2008 housing crisis led to American taxpayers bailing out the big banks. In 2018, experts said, a $247 trillion global debt will be the greatest cause of the next cataclysmic financial crash. Additionally, low wages and the U.S. national debt’s steady rise are expected to drag down the economy. Economists downplayed recent positive indicators such as low unemployment and soaring business confidence, reiterating they wouldn’t last through Trump’s first term. Reuters | Shannon Stapleton Economists downplayed recent positive indicators such as low unemployment and soaring business confidence, reiterating they wouldn’t last […]