
China is set to stop displaying real-time data for capital flows into the world's second-largest stock market through Hong Kong. This move, aimed at aligning with practices in other markets, cloaks a closely watched indicator of foreign sentiment. Despite broader trends in Asia, the CSI 300 Index in China saw an increase on Monday.
China's clampdown on data spreads to real-time stock information https://t.co/VTLUfCQ8bd
China will soon cease displaying real-time data for flows into the world’s second-largest stock market through Hong Kong, cloaking a closely watched indicator of foreign sentiment https://t.co/zrb0bSQVrR via @markets
"#China will soon cease displaying real-time data for flows into the world’s 2nd-largest stock market through Hong Kong, cloaking a closely-watched indicator of foreign sentiment" https://t.co/BjYAL1QBOa




