Moreover, the fact that the eastern markets are going down continuously is highlighted by the last report, which shows a decrease of 7% of the copper’s value. However, the things are not that bad for the moment. But, would China be able to stimulate its economy as it did it during the first recession?

The actual situation shows that the investments in China are less efficient than before. This is especially due to the fact that the marginal profit has continuously declined during the last years. And although China has already implied different measures to stimulate its growth, this thing cannot really revive its economy. It seems that China’s economy follows the worldwide trend, which momentary goes down. The low efficiency is mainly due to the investments’ size and state interventions within the investment niche.

As well, the fact that China has developed a non-sustainable economy demands a huge price that this economic “engine” must pay. The investment projects have actually increased the debt burden in China – thing that has recently happened within almost every economy. Thus, the debt has doubled in only 2 years, showing a GDP ratio of 45%. Moreover, the latest copper chart is definitely able to show us that China’s economy is about to fall even more.