China’s central bank will convene a meeting on Monday with the National Financial Regulatory Administration, the China Securities Regulatory Commission and major banks to discuss tools for supporting the capital market, Bloomberg reported on Sunday, citing a Cailian report based on people in the industry. Improving the relending program that funds share buybacks and stake increases is a specific item for the discussion. No amounts or decisions were reported, and none of the agencies had announced the meeting publicly when the report appeared.
China to meet major banks on stock market support
China's central bank will meet the country's financial and securities regulators and major banks on Monday to discuss capital market support tools, including improving the relending program for share buybacks and stake increases, Bloomberg reported, citing a Cailian report based on unnamed industry sources.
Why it matters: The relending program for buybacks and stake increases is the main channel through which official funding supports share prices in China, so any improvement agreed on Monday would widen the flow of cheap funding into listed company purchases.
Data as of Bloomberg report of November 1, 2026, 5:08 AM EST, read in full in the previous watch run; it relays a Cailian report citing unnamed industry people, carries no figures, and no second source in this run's feed pool carried the meeting, so the item ships at grade C as a single-source developing item.
Sources
- China to Convene Meeting on Supporting Stock Market, Reports Say - Bloomberg, reporting Cailian - 2026-11-01