In the morning session of March 14 alone,SHB shares recorded over 120 million units traded. By the beginning of the afternoon session, there were still over 17 million units remaining in buy orders.
VN-Index fluctuated around the reference level on March 14th - Photo: QUANG DINH
The stock market's gains this morning were mainly supported by the banking and real estate sectors. Most other sectors declined.
In the banking sector, the most notable event was the surge to the ceiling price of SHB shares. This stock also saw a significant increase in liquidity, with over 120 million units traded in the morning session.
Meanwhile, data shows that the average daily trading volume of SHB over the past month has been 25 million units.
With a maximum increase of 7%, SHB's share price reached 10,700 VND - the highest price in over a year. The corresponding trading value for this surge in volume was approximately 1,300 billion VND.
SHB is a bank chaired by Mr. Do Quang Hien (Chairman Hien). On March 10th, SHB reported to the State Securities Commission the results of its share issuance to pay dividends for 2023.
SHB has distributed a total of over 402 million shares to 90,430 shareholders. The bank's charter capital has increased to approximately 40,650 billion VND.
Today also marks the deadline for SHB to finalize the list of shareholders in preparation for its 2025 annual general meeting, which will take place at the end of April.
Along with other banks, VCB rebounded, contributing positively to the VN-Index. In the early afternoon session, the credit institution sector also showed significant divergence, with a number of stocks undergoing corrections.
As of 1:30 PM, the real estate sector stocks continued their upward trend with notable gains in VIC (+2.14%), VHM (+2.09%), CEO (+2.7%), PDR (+2.78%), DXG (+3.43%), etc. Notably, Novaland 's NVL even hit the ceiling price (+6.7%).
The downside for this session is that foreign investors continued their net selling trend. The net selling was stronger today, exceeding 530 billion VND, even though there was still more than an hour left before the close of the session.
Among them,FPT shares continued to be the focus of heavy selling by foreign investors, with net selling value reaching nearly 500 billion VND, far exceeding the other stocks. DBC was the second most heavily sold stock, with only about 170 billion VND.
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/co-phieu-ngan-hang-bau-hien-dot-bien-giao-dich-tram-trieu-don-vi-sang-tay-20250314134526824.htm










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