Huntington's $440M Volume Climbs to 232nd in U.S. Rankings as Traders Balance Earnings Anticipation

On September 24, 2025, Huntington Bancshares (HBAN) traded at 0.12% higher with a trading volume of $440 million, ranking 232nd in U.S. market activity. The stock's modest performance reflected mixed investor sentiment amid broader market consolidation.

Analysts noted that Huntington's volume surged past its 30-day average, suggesting renewed short-term interest from institutional investors. However, the limited price movement indicated cautious positioning, with traders balancing defensive positioning against potential earnings releases from regional banks in the coming week.

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