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Woori Technology Falls Below 10,000 Won Level... Nuclear Power Stocks Decline Together, Recovery in New Trading Week Draws 'Interest'

Woori Technology (032820) fell more than 8% on the 16th amid an overall weakness in nuclear power-related stocks, surrendering the 10,000 won level once again.

Oseong Kwon
Staff Reporter
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Woori Technology Falls Below 10,000 Won Level... Nuclear Power Stocks Decline Together, Recovery in New Trading Week Draws 'Interest'
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Woori Technology (032820) fell more than 8% on the 16th amid an overall weakness in nuclear power-related stocks, surrendering the 10,000 won level once again.

According to the Korea Exchange on the 16th, Woori Technology closed at 9,850 won, down 880 won (8.20%) from the previous trading day. With the closing price falling back below 10,000 won, short-term investor sentiment appears to have somewhat contracted.

On this day, the overall nuclear power theme showed weakness. Major nuclear power-related stocks such as Doosan Enerbility, Woojin Entec, Orbitech, and KEPCO KPS also all closed lower. Recently, nuclear power stocks have been exhibiting expanding volatility on a stock-by-stock basis, driven by risk asset preference sentiment and changes in global nuclear power stock investment sentiment.

The market is paying attention to the fact that during the Constitution Day holiday, the U.S. stock market and global nuclear power-related stock trends, as well as changes in investor sentiment, could affect stock prices on the next trading day. Investors' interest is focused on whether Woori Technology can recover the 10,000 won level in the new trading week that begins after the Constitution Day holiday, or whether the overall correction phase for nuclear power stocks will continue.

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Oseong Kwon
Staff Reporter

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