BHP's perspective reflects broader concerns among economists about the sustainability of global economic growth without China's active participation.

The mining giant emphasizes that the recovery of the global economy is heavily reliant on increased consumption in China.

BHP suggests that implementing policy measures to stimulate domestic consumption in China could lead to better economic outcomes worldwide.

These comments highlight the interconnectedness of global markets and the critical role of China's economic policies.

BHP's analysis also reflects worries about slowing growth in China and its potential negative impact on commodities and international trade.