As of 1:37 p.m. on the 28th, domestic nuclear power-related stocks are falling across the board, showing a weak trend.

On the same day, Doosan Enerbility, the leading nuclear power stock, recorded 65,000 won, down 8.32% from the previous trading day. Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) traded at 33,500 won (-7.45%), Korea Power Engineering at 89,000 won (-8.34%), and KEPCO KPS at 44,100 won (-5.26%).

Declines among related stocks were also significant. Woory Technology dropped 11.05% to 9,010 won, marking a double-digit decline, while WOOJIN (-10.19%), Orbitech (-8.87%), WOOJIN Entec (-7.33%), Sujan Industries (-5.00%), and Geumhwa PSC (-3.86%) also showed across-the-board weakness.

The decline is attributed to the continued sell-off centered on semiconductor stocks in the U.S. market overnight. The market analyzes that the weakness in U.S. semiconductor stocks has dampened global tech investment sentiment, spreading the sell-off across the domestic broader market, with the impact extending to nuclear power stocks.

On this day, both KOSPI and KOSDAQ showed sharp declines, with intraday program trading temporarily halted, indicating widening volatility.

However, investors' attention is focused on how nuclear power stock price trends will unfold after market volatility subsides, though premature predictions should be avoided.

[※ This article is based on market conditions and does not constitute investment advice. Investment decisions and responsibilities lie with the investor.]