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China's future relationship with the UK after it leaves the European Union will come under focus, with UK Prime Minister Theresa May set to make a visit to China next week.

China's foreign exchange reserves in August increased for the seventh consecutive month, adding evidence for a stabilizing trend of the country's cross-border capital flows.

China's foreign exchange reserves fell for the second consecutive month in March to .06 trillion, as the value of reserves in other currencies fell due to the global financial market turmoil and decline in oil prices amid the novel coronavirus outbreak, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange said on Tuesday.

China's deleveraging push is a long-term and crucial part of the economy's restructuring efforts. This is a welcome and healthy process as long as it's managed carefully, and will upgrade the quality of economic growth for the country going forward. As deleveraging continues, we expect there will be more foreign investment interest and opportunities as investors look more favorably and optimistically on China's fundamental growth outlook. This is of course also positive for Deutsche Bank's business in China, as we are well positioned to help inbound investment into China, given our strength in cross-border work, not just for capital markets, but also in advisory.

China's message was given over the weekend. Midway through conference, only limited progress has been made for assessing whether and how much developed countries have fulfilled their promises.