On the 8th, as the domestic stock market plunged, Doosan Enerbility (034020) defended the 70,000-won level, drawing investors' attention to whether it can maintain its status as 'Chilman-bility' going forward.

According to the Korea Exchange, Doosan Enerbility closed at 74,000 won on the KRX market that day, down 7,600 won (9.31%) from the previous trading day. It is the first time since June 29 that the stock fell to the 70,000-won range during intraday trading.

On the same day, KOSPI closed at 7,246.79, down 5.34%, and KOSDAQ finished at 785.00, down 5.56%, as both major indices plunged simultaneously. This was the result of selling pressure spreading across the broader domestic market as heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and global market uncertainty dampened investor sentiment.

Nuclear power-related stocks also failed to withstand the market's downward pressure. Woory Technology closed at 9,810 won, down 9.75%, and Orbitech finished trading at 4,705 won, down 8.64%. The overall nuclear power theme showed a sluggish trend.

Market attention is now focused on whether Doosan Enerbility can hold the 70,000-won level and fend off further declines, and whether nuclear power-related stocks can wrap up their short-term corrections and stage a rebound. The Middle East situation and changes in global investor sentiment are expected to serve as key variables affecting domestic market volatility and the trajectory of nuclear power stocks for the time being.

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