TREE NEWS update: China’s securities regulator pledged to keep capital markets running smoothly and to steadily raise the scale and share of medium- and long-term funds entering the market. The central bank said it would improve the reserve requirement system and conduct open market operations with greater flexibility and precision, while the financial regulator moved to curb price wars, illegal rebates and high-interest, high-rebate practices.
China’s securities regulator vows to keep capital markets stable
The coordinated messaging across three regulators matters more than any single pledge: it signals that capital-market stability is being treated as a shared policy objective rather than a securities-regulator task alone. The emphasis on expanding medium- and long-term funds speaks to the structural problem of retail-driven volatility, while the crackdown on price wars and rebates targets the distribution layer where risk gets mispriced. The open question is whether these are framing statements ahead of concrete measures or the measures themselves; the funding mix and enforcement follow-through are what would show real intent.
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