The country’s push to stabilise markets reflects urgency to sustain capital access for tech firms and protect small investors.

State-backed enterprises unleash billions in capital to stem a brutal sell-off

China deploys over $7.38 billion in state fund purchases after the STAR Market drops 25%, with CSRC organizing emergency stability talks for July 20.

Chinese state-backed investors China Reform Holdings and China Chengtong have announced fresh equity purchases to stabilise markets after a sharp sell-off. The firms deployed…

China's securities regulator will meet market participants to discuss equity market stabilization. State-backed investors are also buying shares to help arrest the decline. The…

The country’s push to stabilise markets reflects urgency to sustain capital access for tech firms and protect small investors.

Explore how China is implementing broad state support to steady its stock market and halt the selloff in tech shares. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Amid geopolitical tension and talk of an AI bubble, China needs a stable financial market to underpin economic growth.