China relaxes margin rules as share prices fall
Securities regulator has removed some limits on investors' minimum deposit requirements
Shanghai
CHINA's securities regulator has relaxed rules on margin trading - borrowed funds that fuelled a spectacular stock market rally - after measures including an interest rate cut failed to stop equities falling.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) removed some limits on investors' minimum deposit requirements, it said on its website on Wednesday.
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