China has announced it will cease publishing daily data on global stock flows starting in mid-August, a move aimed at obscuring information about overseas funds entering and exiting its struggling stock market. This decision, first indicated in April, is part of broader efforts by Chinese policymakers to bolster local investor confidence amid concerns over the market's performance. The halt in daily reporting will limit transparency regarding net foreign buying, potentially impacting fund managers' ability to assess market demand. The market, valued at approximately $10 trillion, may see reduced investment willingness as a result of this lack of data transparency.