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China's top securities regulator addressed investor concerns following a significant drop in small-cap stocks, triggered by new regulatory guidelines that tightened oversight, as noted by industry insiders. The regulator clarified that the new stock exchange rules are not expected to lead to a surge in delistings. This reassurance helped Chinese small-cap stocks to recover some of their earlier losses, contrasting with the wider decline in Asian markets.
“Mainland Chinese stocks climbed, in contrast to the wider decline in Asian markets after the country’s securities regulator clarified delisting rules.” @CNBC https://t.co/o8oTTcY5aJ
A plunge in Chinese small-cap stocks was triggered by new regulatory guidelines that tightened oversight of listed companies and dampened investor enthusiasm for the shares, industry insiders said. https://t.co/o7X4rWMBI9
Chinese small-cap stocks rose, paring losses from their selloff earlier this week, as the nation’s top securities regulator sought to ease concern over the potential delistings https://t.co/bA29jPqnQU
