Hanwha Solutions is sharply expanding its gains after a Volatility Interruption (VI) was triggered during the trading session.

According to the stock market on the 30th, a static VI for Hanwha Solutions was triggered at 10:46:00 a.m. and lifted at 10:40:20 a.m. As of 11:22 a.m. the same day, Hanwha Solutions is trading at 24,850 won, up 2,000 won (8.75%) from the previous trading day, recovering to the 24,000-won range.

Starting the session on a weak note, the stock price successfully reversed upward driven by strong inflows of buying. In particular, even after the VI was triggered, short-term buying concentrated, widening the gains and indicating rapidly improving investor sentiment.

In the domestic stock market today, large-cap stocks by market capitalization are showing mixed movements, and a differentiated market trend centered on individual stocks is unfolding. Hanwha Solutions has also shaken off its initial decline, shifting course to strength and drawing clear market attention.

Meanwhile, looking at the macroeconomic environment, the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) overnight froze its benchmark interest rate for the fifth consecutive meeting, maintaining its existing monetary policy stance. In addition, news that the United States resumed airstrikes against Iran after six days has increased volatility in global financial markets. As a result, investors' attention is focused on how supply and demand changes by industry and stock will play out in the domestic market.

[Investment decisions are the responsibility of each individual, and as short-term volatility has expanded, a cautious approach is required.]