Doosan Fuel Cell (336260) saw its stock price surge, showing a strong upward trend early in the trading session on the 11th. According to the Korea Exchange, a static Volatility Interruption (VI) was triggered for Doosan Fuel Cell at 9:24:11 a.m. that day. As of 9:25 a.m., the stock price stood at 35,800 won, up 2,450 won (7.35%) from the previous trading day.

At the same time, both major indices in the domestic stock market were on a declining trend. The KOSPI fell to 6,218.60, down 81.06 points (1.28%) from the previous day, while the KOSDAQ dropped to 849.62, down 4.85 points (0.56%). Even amid overall market weakness, Doosan Fuel Cell is showing a relatively clear upward trend.

The background is attributed to an inflow of buying into renewable energy-related stocks following a surge in international oil prices overnight. On the 10th (local time), international oil prices rose sharply as concerns and uncertainties surrounding the Strait of Hormuz came to the forefront. International oil price issues are known to typically affect investor sentiment toward renewable energy-related stocks, and in the past when high oil price concerns were highlighted, renewable energy stocks in the domestic market have risen in tandem.

Attention is now focused on whether Doosan Fuel Cell can maintain its early-session gains until the close and on the future direction of its stock price.

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