Doosan Enerbility (034020) recorded its third consecutive session of weakness ahead of the weekend, closing below the 100,000 won level in trading on the 19th. As the recent overall upward trend in nuclear power stocks has stalled, investor attention is focused on whether a rebound is possible in next week's market.

With expanding market volatility, domestic nuclear power stocks are showing a pattern of catching their breath. Beyond Doosan Enerbility, attention is also focused on the future trajectories of other major nuclear power-related stocks, including Woori Technology, KEPCO E&C, KEPCO KPS, Woojin, and BHI.

External variables could also affect investment sentiment toward nuclear power stocks. According to some foreign media reports, the United States and Iran began follow-up negotiations in Switzerland on the 21st (local time) for the implementation of a ceasefire memorandum of understanding (MOU). It was reported that U.S. Vice President JD Vance led the American delegation, while Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf led the Iranian delegation in the negotiations. Whether the Middle East situation stabilizes is cited as a variable that could affect international energy markets, commodity prices, and global investment sentiment, with the market watching how future negotiation developments will impact the broader domestic stock market.

Among investors, attention is focused on whether Doosan Enerbility can reclaim the 100,000 won level next week, along with whether changes in supply and demand will emerge for domestic nuclear power stocks overall. Whether nuclear power stocks that have undergone recent corrections can regain upward momentum is expected to be a key point of interest in the new trading week. However, given the recent streak of weakness, whether additional corrections will occur also remains to be seen.

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