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China securities regulator meets market figures after sharp sell-off
China’s securities regulator met executives from listed companies and experts from securities firms and fund managers in Beijing on Saturday.
The meeting was chaired by China Securities Regulatory Commission chairman Wu Qing.
Participants discussed the country’s capital markets and financial conditions, and Wu sought their views on the market.
The meeting came after a sharp fall in Chinese shares.
The CSI 300 Index dropped 12 per cent in the third quarter.
The technology-focused Star Market 50 fell 31 per cent over the same period.
The regulator did not announce specific next steps in the information provided.
China’s securities regulator met company executives and financial-sector experts in Beijing after a sharp market sell-off.
The meeting was chaired by China Securities Regulatory Commission chairman Wu Qing.
Participants discussed the country’s capital markets and financial conditions, according to an online statement.
The CSI 300 Index fell 12 per cent in the third quarter.
The tech-heavy Star Market 50 index slumped 31 per cent over the same period.
- Who
- The China Securities Regulatory Commission, listed-company executives, securities-firm experts and fund managers took part.
- What
- The regulator held a meeting to discuss capital markets and financial conditions after a sharp market correction.
- When
- Saturday; the article was published on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Beijing.
- Why
- The meeting came amid a sharp market correction. A specific purpose beyond discussing market conditions was not stated.
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discuss the country’s capital markets and financial conditions
The CSRC held a meeting in Beijing chaired by chairman Wu Qing.
The CSI 300 Index fell 12 per cent, while the Star Market 50 index fell 31 per cent.
- Meeting location
- Beijing
- Meeting chair
- Wu Qing, CSRC chairman
- CSI 300 Index
- Fell 12 per cent in the third quarter
- Star Market 50 index
- Fell 31 per cent in the third quarter
Sources
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