Even as the correction in technology stocks continues in the U.S. New York stock market, domestic robot-related stocks are showing a differentiated upward trend, attracting investor attention.

U.S. Tech Stocks Fall Across the Board

On the 23rd (local time), the New York stock market saw selling pressure expand centered around large-cap tech stocks, with major indices falling across the board. As artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductor-related stocks that had recently led the rally underwent a correction, the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped to the 51,665 level, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices fell by more than 1% and 2%, respectively.

Strong Buying Inflows into Domestic Robot Stocks

However, on the morning of the 24th, buying pressure flowed into the domestic stock market centered on robot stocks, showing a clear upward trend. Doosan Robotics surged 6.76% from the previous trading day to trade at 94,800 won, demonstrating strong momentum by rising to as high as 96,300 won during the session. Rainbow Robotics also recorded 518,000 won, up 2.98%.

Huurim Robotics moved up 2.79% to 8,840 won, with trading volume exceeding 1 million shares as interest continued. Hyundai Movex reflected expectations related to logistics automation and smart factories, rising 2.05% to 27,400 won, while Eugene Robotics rose slightly to 15,100 won. Goyoung also recorded 31,850 won, up 1.43%.

Medium- to Long-Term Growth Expectations for Robot Industry Remain intact

In the market, assessments indicate that despite the short-term correction in U.S. AI-related stocks, the medium- to long-term growth outlook for the robot industry remains valid. As interest expands in manufacturing automation, logistics automation, collaborative robots, medical robots, and physical AI, capital is trending into related stocks.

Recently, as demand for factory automation increases centered on North America and Europe, major Korean robot companies including Doosan Robotics, Rainbow Robotics, Huurim Robotics, Hyundai Movex, and Eugene Robotics are also expanding their entry into global markets, and are being mentioned as beneficiaries of the next-generation automation market.

The securities industry analyzed that while U.S. tech stock volatility may expand in the short term, the growth momentum of the AI and robot industries is being maintained, making it necessary to pay attention to supply and demand changes in related stocks.

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