More and more analysts are currently stating that the China’s economy is about to go down. Although the biggest concern relates to the tipping point that the European economy is about to reach, we cannot neglect the realities that take place in China.

Only 2 months ago, China has avoided a few essential economic issues. And as the problems that this economy confronts are still going on, everyone wonders when this economy is actually going to collapse.

The analysts are concerned with regard to the failure of most medium and small sized Chinese businesses. There are many problems that relate to government debts and underground credit markets, which seem to go down together with the entire system. The Chinese economy has numerous connections with shadow banking systems that are charging borrowers unsustainable interest rates.

The latest official PMI figure shows that the export orders have fallen under 50 HSBS, thing which relates to a weaker global demand when compared to 2008. Thus, the entire Chinese export system is about a register a “hard-landing.”

Furthermore, there are a few more signs that relate to the almost-imminent collapse of China. The commodities market, copper and gold are recording some low values these days. Thus, the Chinese Yuan might be at risk of registering serious depreciation although for the moment it maintains its course. However, this thing is going to change as soon as the economic challenges will become more serious.