China to End Live Feed on Gauge of Foreign Flows Into Stocks

Exchanges said the move aimed at aligning with other markets
China’s CSI 300 Index climbs Monday, bucking Asia peers

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By Bloomberg News

April 15, 2024 at 4:37 AM UTC

Updated on

April 15, 2024 at 8:55 AM UTC

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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.

Live trading data for flows from Hong Kong into Shanghai and Shenzhen via the connect programs will no longer be available in about a month, according to statements by the two mainland stock exchanges late Friday. Instead, they will provide the turnover details after the daily sessions.