As of 11:39 a.m. on the 9th, nuclear power-related stocks in the domestic stock market are attempting an overall rebound. Following the previous day's sharp market decline, most nuclear power stocks showed weakness; however, major stocks are turning upward today, signaling some recovery in investor sentiment.

Doosan Enerbility, a leading domestic nuclear power stock, is trading in slightly positive territory, up 0.13% at 74,100 won. In particular, Woori Technology (+5.40%) and Woojin (+5.46%) are showing clear strength, while Woojin Entech (+4.11%) and KEPCO E&C (+3.37%) are also recording relatively high gains. In addition, Orbitech (+1.59%), Soosan Industries (+1.19%), and Keumhwa PSC (+0.15%) are continuing their upward trends.

On the other hand, some stocks remain under downward pressure. Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) fell 2.44% to 35,850 won, and KEPCO KPS is also trading down 1.02% at 43,450 won. Mobis (-0.19%) and Daechang Solution (-0.13%) also showed slight declines.

Market analyses suggest that after the previous day's weakness, bargain-hunting inflows are driving the rebound attempt in nuclear power stocks. However, opinions coexist that it is still premature to consider investor sentiment fully recovered, given the mixed movements across individual stocks.

Going forward, the trajectory of nuclear power stocks is expected to be significantly influenced by geopolitical risks. Escalating tensions between the United States and Iran are expanding volatility in global financial markets, leaving the Middle East situation as a persistent source of uncertainty. Whether today's rebound attempt will lead to a sustained uptrend or be halted again by external uncertainties will depend on developments in the Middle East and shifts in global risk-asset investment sentiment, which will serve as key focal points for investors.

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