The Chinese authorities have taken various measures to strengthen struggling financial markets. These measures include adapting exchange operations and upgrading a lending system to increase liquidity in the market. Additionally, key enterprises and large technology companies have been requested to buy more shares to stabilize stock prices.

The central bank of the country has also studied models to improve market liquidity and minutely analyzed how margin rules could be used to increase liquidity. The decline in financial markets was caused by the global economic downturn, the weakness of consumption, and the prolonged collapse of an immovable property crisis. The technology stocks' further losses have damaged investors' confidence.

The authorities have initiated a series of currency swap operations to provide liquidity to the bond market. They have adapted a temporary lending system to a long-term lending system, with an interest rate set at 1% instead of 1.25%. This adaptation has had a positive impact on the shares, as it stimulated the rebound of share quotes.

This has had a positive impact on investors' confidence, as the authorities had previously stated that these measures would be a strong signal of their will to protect the stability of financial markets and strengthen investors' confidence. Additionally, key components of the CSI300 index and large technology companies have been requested to buy more shares to stabilize stock prices. The central bank has also encouraged new ETFs to