China's economy is gradually reviving after the coronavirus crisis. Experts say there are no signs of a V-shaped recovery as there is no demand. This means that the rest of the world could face the same difficulties.

Sean Roche, Asia-Pacific region chief economist at S&P Global Ratings, noted that it would be difficult to return the global economy to normal condition. It turned out to be easier to reopen factories than to attract people to stores. Moreover, the world fears the second wave of COVID-19 after the easing of restrictive measures.

Statistics for May showed that personal spending and private investment are still extremely weak. This points to the weakness of the Chinese economy. A lack of foreign demand for the Chinese products is the main problem of the economy.

Bloomberg's Asia chief economist Chang Shu said that large companies still have not reached full capacity even four months after the lifting of restrictions. The expert suggested that in small business the situation is even worse.

However, Donald Trump's economic advisor Larry Kudlow is confident that the United States has a great chance of a V-shaped recovery. However, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell does not think so. He warned that the recovery would take a lot of time.