China's Securities Regulator Convenes Meeting to Support A-share Market After Sharp Tech Sell-off
China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) chairman Wu Qing chaired a symposium in Beijing on Saturday, bringing together executives from listed companies and experts from securities firms and fund managers. The meeting aimed to discuss the country's capital markets and financial conditions, signaling fresh support for the domestic A-share market. This follows a sharp sell-off in technology shares driven by concerns over US sanctions, which saw China’s CSI 300 Index fall 12% in the third quarter, with the tech-heavy STAR Market 50 index slumping 31%.
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