The slowdown of the Chinese economy has been a matter of global interest and concern lately. Over the past decades, China has experienced extraordinary economic growth, becoming one of the world’s leading economic powers. However, in recent years, a deceleration in its growth rate has been observed.

The second-largest economy in the world grapples with a multitude of challenges. These encompass a record decline in real estate, mounting debt, a declining birthrate, and a shrinking workforce.

Significant differences are evident between the major financial hubs in the West and Asia. While the S&P 500, a key index in the United States, is achieving record levels, the Shanghai Shenzhen CSI 300 is close to its lowest point in 5 years.

Indeed, within merely three years, Chinese stocks have plummeted by around $6 trillion, roughly double the annual economic output of Britain.