
China's securities regulator is open to feedback from market participants as it aims to stabilize the $8.6 trillion stock market. Traders increased margin loans post-holiday, signaling improved sentiment. Various measures have been taken to rescue the struggling stock market, including interest rate cuts and easing mortgage policies. Authorities froze a quant hedge fund's accounts after a massive share dump, leading to tightened supervision on quant trading. Chinese stocks rallied as policymakers implemented support measures, such as banning major investors from selling at specific times.
China’s tweaking its trading rules, sources tell @markets : -No net selling by institutional investors in first 30 mins of market open and last 30 mins before close -Tracking short sellers https://t.co/V6ykogoe75 Or maybe delete the word “selloff” https://t.co/TXlpQUWWFp https://t.co/O33qJo3amK
China takes the biggest steps yet to prop up its flailing stock market https://t.co/87rkeez9zQ
China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is investigating all Chinese quant trading firms after recent short selling bans... These quant firms are likely blowing up as they can't hedge at all and have to trade one way... And imagine what happens we Xi uncovers how they…






























