With the going talk on China-U.S. trade war, the global foreign exchange market has been affected as well. The U.S. dollar index has approached the 89 mark and the RMB has appreciated significantly; trade war will also affect the investment as well. Anbound's chief researcher Chan Kung believes that what China and the U.S. face now are not trade issues, but rather the bilateral investment and the opening-up of the capital market. If China can promote the signing of the bilateral capital opening-up and investment agreements, this will contribute to the protection of bilateral investment and the interest of the opening-up of capital.