In the United States compared the impending global crisis with a train crash

Threats in the global economy are increasing significantly, Nouriel Roubini, former senior international economist at the US Council of Economic Advisers and New York University professor.

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“The global economic situation is like a train wreck in slow motion,” he said.

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In his book, MegaThreats: 10 Dangerous Trends Threatening Our Future and How to Survive Them, published in October, the professor wrote that he predicted a phenomenon in the next decade, which he dubbed the “Mother of all debt crises.”

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Nesweek also cites data showing that the US consumer price index rose by 8.2 percent and monthly inflation by 0.4 percent.