Finance ministry wants HCMC stock exchange to reduce trading lot size to 10

Jul 27th at 13:26
27-07-2021 13:26:43+07:00

Finance ministry wants HCMC stock exchange to reduce trading lot size to 10

The Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange should reduce the minimum trading lot to 10 shares since its overload issues have been resolved, the Ministry of Finance said.

An investor looks at stock prices on a smartphone at a brokerage in Ho Chi Minh City. Photo by VnExpress/Quynh Tran.

HoSE had raised the standard trading lot to 100 in January to reduce the number of transactions after its trading system was overloaded for weeks due to a surge in the number of new investors.

But a new system developed by technology giant FPT, which has been used since July 5, has resolved these issues.

Nearly 620,000 new securities accounts were opened in the first six months, 58 percent more than in the whole of last year, according to the Vietnam Securities Depository.

The ministry added authorities also need to assess HoSE’s capability to relist stocks that had temporarily been moved to the Hanoi Stock Exchange.

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