Doosan Enerbility drew investors' attention on the 15th by recording a strong upward trend during trading.

As of the morning of that day, Doosan Enerbility was trading at 99,800 won, up 6,700 won (7.20%) from the previous trading day. During the session, it surged to as high as 102,000 won, breaking through the psychological resistance level of 100,000 won.

The stock opened at 95,600 won and gradually widened its gains. The intraday low and high were recorded at 95,500 won and 102,000 won, respectively. Trading volume reached 3,339,436 shares as active trading continued, and notably, high trading volume was maintained even after surpassing the 100,000-won level, drawing concentrated market attention.

Recently, global stock markets have been showing a trend of recovering risk appetite as discussions on a ceasefire between the United States and Iran have shown progress. Expectations for easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have also led to improved investment sentiment in the domestic stock market, and amid this atmosphere, strong buying pressure flowed into Doosan Enerbility.

On the other hand, fellow nuclear decommissioning-related stocks such as Woory Technology and BHI failed to avoid a downward trend, while Daechang Solution showed a slightly firm trend.

The market is noting that depending on the final outcome of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire negotiations, volatility in global financial markets could expand again. Some analyses suggest that future negotiation results along with changes in foreign and institutional supply and demand could influence the stock's trajectory.

Market participants are highlighting that since Doosan Enerbility is showing a strong short-term rebound, whether it can stabilize above the 100,000-won level and the sustainability of trading volume will be key points to watch going forward.

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