SHANGHAI/HONG KONG -- China's securities regulator is considering measures to revitalize its capital markets, including extending stock trading hours and easing buyback rules, in a bid to allay investor concern amid a flagging real estate sector.
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China proposes longer trading day, easier buybacks to end stock slump
Regulator also seeks to foster REIT market to stabilize property prices
China's securities regulator plans to bolster trading in Hong Kong, a key gateway for foreign investors. © Reuters
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