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Doosan Enerbility Defends 60,000-Won Level Ahead of Last Trading Day of July; How Much Further Will the Correction Go?

Doosan Enerbility (034020) closed roughly flat on the 30th, drawing investors' attention to the direction of its stock price on the 31st, the final trading day

Oseong Kwon
Staff Reporter
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Doosan Enerbility Defends 60,000-Won Level Ahead of Last Trading Day of July; How Much Further Will the Correction Go?
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Doosan Enerbility (034020) closed roughly flat on the 30th, drawing investors' attention to the direction of its stock price on the 31st, the final trading day of July.

In the regular trading session on the 30th, Doosan Enerbility closed at 60,200 won, down 600 won (0.99%) from the previous trading day. During the session, the stock dipped below the 60,000-won level before attempting a rebound, recording volatility, but ultimately ended the day lower.

The recent correction trend is pronounced. The stock has been on a consecutive decline since the 24th, failing to regain its upward momentum. Having previously hovered above the 70,000-won mark, the stock price is now fluctuating in the low 60,000-won range due to downward pressure. Going further back, it was trading around the 100,000-won level as recently as mid-June, but has since fallen to the 60,000-won range.

On the same day, the domestic stock market also saw large swings. The KOSPI rose to as high as 5,976.82 during the session, aiming to reclaim the 6,000 level, but surrendered all of its gains to close lower, with investor sentiment varying across individual stocks.

The market views the possibility of a future rebound along with whether the stock can defend the 60,000-won level as key short-term points to watch.

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Oseong Kwon
Staff Reporter

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