China stocks gain as securities regulator clarifies concerns over delisting rules


HONG KONG: Chinese stocks rose on Wednesday, as the nation's top securities regulator clarified the new delisting rules to calm the market panic following a sell-off in small-cap shares. Hong Kong stocks edged down.

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said late Tuesday that tighter rules would not spark a wave of delistings.

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