As of 9:10 a.m. on the 19th, the domestic stock market continues its record-breaking run, but most nuclear power stocks have turned lower, entering a consolidation phase.

The KOSPI hit 9,305.44 during the session, setting a new all-time high for consecutive days. However, nuclear power-related stocks are showing an overall weak trend as profit-taking sell-offs emerge.

■ Doosan Enerbility, the Sole Gainer... Defends the 100,000 Won Level

Doosan Enerbility is trading at 100,000 won, up 0.40% from the previous day, making it the only major nuclear power stock to post gains. The market is closely watching whether the recent recovery of the '100,000-bility' nickname can be sustained.

■ Nuclear Power Stocks Fall Across the Board... KEPCO Engineering & Construction and Orbitech Drop 4%+

Meanwhile, the rest of the nuclear power stocks are awash in red. Relatively defensive stocks include Geumhwa PSC at 32,400 won (-0.61%), Soosan Industries at 23,600 won (-0.63%), and Daechang Solution at 1,960 won (-1.30%).

Stocks declining in the 1–2% range include Korea Electric Power at 38,625 won (-1.84%), KEPCO KPS at 50,100 won (-1.76%), Woojin at 18,670 won (-1.99%), and Woori Technology at 14,470 won (-2.09%).

Stocks with relatively larger declines include Woojin Entec at 20,850 won (-3.02%), Mobis at 3,125 won (-2.95%), Orbitech at 6,600 won (-4.62%), and KEPCO Engineering & Construction at 129,900 won (-4.97%). In particular, KEPCO Engineering & Construction and Orbitech recorded declines of over 4%, leading the weakness within the nuclear power sector.

■ Key Focus Points for Investors

Despite the broader market strength, nuclear power stocks are showing an independent trend. Investors are paying close attention to whether Doosan Enerbility can stabilize above the 100,000 won level and to shifts in supply and demand for nuclear power-related stocks.

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