Domestic nuclear power-related stocks are plunging across the board on the morning of the 11th, as profit-taking selloffs following a recent surge coincide with renewed concerns over global geopolitical risks.

As of 9:18 a.m. on the 11th, Doosan Enerbility, which had defended the 90,000 won level until the previous day, fell 5.26% from the previous trading day to trade at 86,300 won, slipping below the early 90,000-won mark. At the same time, KEPCO E&C also saw a notable drop, falling 5.98% to 111,600 won.

In addition, Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) fell 3.29% to trade at 35,200 won, while Woori Technology dropped 3.48% to 12,740 won. Most nuclear power theme stocks participated in the bearish trend, including Woojin Entec (-2.14%, 20,500 won), Sosan Industries (-1.89%, 23,350 won), KEPCO KPS (-1.70%, 46,050 won), Daechang Solution (-1.66%, 1,889 won), and Mobis (-1.27%, 3,100 won).

At the same time, both the KOSPI and KOSDAQ indices are also showing weakness. As geopolitical risks rise again and investor sentiment shrinks, attention is focusing on the future direction of risk assets.

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