The Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges conducted meetings with foreign institutions to assure investors of ongoing support for China's capital markets.
The exchanges emphasized that China's economy has strong fundamentals and demonstrated resilience even in a challenging international environment.
Recent volatility in Chinese stocks prompted these discussions, following concerns about potential U.S. tariffs affecting the already sluggish economy.
The blue-chip CSI 300 Index witnessed a 2.9% drop on the first trading day of 2025, marking its worst New Year start since 2016.
Chinese authorities are implementing various measures to bolster investor confidence and stabilize the market as highlighted in the Central Economic Work Conference discussions.
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