For the last few weeks, things were composed in the Chinese economy, with only a few economic releases. However we will be waiting for clues on where the economy is standing.

Additionally, there were several notable moves in equities and the Chinese Yuan, which keep us questioning whether this movement will continue or it is another short term drama.

Fundamentals In Focus

Starting this Wednesday, we will be focusing on China's Trade Balance, which will be published at some stage throughout the Asian session. Ordinarily, it is declared around 01:00 GMT .

The estimates point to a slower surplus of 292B Yuan in July in comparison to 294B in June of the year, which would be the first drop in surplus after rising for four weeks in a row.

Exports place to slow down to 10.9 percent, that would be the first slowing down in 3 months, but probably to remain the 3rd greatest reading since 2015.

Imports are also expected to facilitate back to the first time in 2 weeks, back to 16.6 percent down from 17.2 percent. This would be the greatest increase in YoY Imports since 2010.

On Thursday, all eyes will be on an Assortment of inflation amounts, such as Consumer Costs and Producer Prices.

The YoY CPI is expected to remain stable at 1.5 percent, which would be the third monthly stabilization at a row and the highest reading since January of the y