On the morning of the 21st, domestic nuclear power-related stocks are generally showing a slight upward trend, attempting a rebound after shaking off the previous day's weakness. Investors' attention is focused on whether this rebound momentum can continue into the afternoon session.

As of 10:12 a.m. on the 21st, major nuclear power-related stocks are seeing bargain hunting flow in following the previous day's correction, with most trading in slightly higher to flat territory.

Looking at individual stocks, Daechang Solution rose 1.6% from the previous trading day to 1,591 won, while Mobis (2,475 won, +1.4%), KEPCO E&C (88,100 won, +1.2%), and Soosan Industries (20,550 won, +0.9%) also showed gains.

Additionally, Woojin Entech (13,750 won, +0.4%), along with Korea Electric Power Corporation (33,100 won, +0.3%), KEPCO KPS (42,700 won, +0.2%), Doosan Enerbility (64,950 won, +0.2%), Woori Technology (9,080 won, +0.1%), and Woojin (12,945 won, +0.03%) are all maintaining gains or flat territory.

However, the current gains remain limited, and some assessments suggest it is still premature to conclude that investor sentiment has fully recovered. Accordingly, attention is focused on whether nuclear power-related stocks can sustain their upward trend through the latter half of the afternoon session and fully recoup the previous day's losses.

[This article is not intended to solicit investment. The final judgment and responsibility for all investments lie with the investor.]