Chinese property stocks watched as banks urged to offer funding


SHANGHAI: Chinese developer stocks and bonds rallied after a report that the nation’s financial regulators told the biggest state-owned banks to provide financing worth at least US$85bil (RM395bil) to the battered property sector.

A Bloomberg Intelligence gauge of real estate stocks jumped as much as 2.6% before paring gains.

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