China's central bank is set to meet with financial regulators and major banks on Monday to explore measures aimed at supporting the stock market, following a significant decline in the CSI 300 index, which fell 8.5% in October, marking its worst month in over a decade. The discussions will focus on enhancing a relending program that facilitates share buybacks. Despite previous measures, market sentiment remains weak due to economic concerns and doubts over AI earnings. The outcome of the meeting is anticipated to provide insights into potential new support strategies.