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Why China's weakening property market worries the world

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Daniel Rohr, Senior Equity Analyst with Morningstar Research looks at the relationship between the Chinese real estate bubble and the global commodities market. He cautions that recent data from China shows a softening of the property market that could negatively affect commodities producers. If an investor wants to invest in mining stocks, it's best to seek out those with a low cost advantage, according to Morningstar.