Hanmi Semiconductor (042700) closed trading on the 28th, losing the 180,000-won level amid a broad decline in the domestic stock market. The prevailing view is that the future stock price trajectory will depend on the trends of U.S. semiconductor stocks and the recovery of domestic investor sentiment.

According to the Korea Exchange, Hanmi Semiconductor finished the regular session at 179,500 won, down 12.22% (25,000 won) from the previous trading day. The stock widened its losses throughout the session, with weakness persisting below the 180,000-won threshold.

On the same day, both the KOSPI and KOSDAQ plunged together, rapidly shrinking investor sentiment. In the U.S. stock market the previous day, profit-taking sell-offs flooded in centered on the semiconductor sector, ending mixed, and the impact is analyzed to have spilled over into domestic semiconductor-related stocks.

Experts assess that in the short term, global stock market trends and movements in U.S. semiconductor stocks are highly likely to dictate the stock's direction. Additionally, there are forecasts that volatility could expand if the preference for global risk assets shrinks.

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