China reportedly drops rules that sparked property crisis, developer shares surge


HONG KONG: Chinese property developers are no longer required to report monthly data related to the country's "three red lines" policy, local media said on Thursday, an apparent end to rules which triggered a major debt crisis that continues to this day.

Shares in several real estate developers surged on the news, with China Aoyuan jumping by a third, while those of Logan Group climbed more than 20%.

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