As of 10:34 a.m. on the 3rd, domestic nuclear power-related stocks are showing clear divergence by individual stock. While both KOSPI and KOSDAQ continue their upward trends, some mid- and small-cap nuclear power stocks are showing strong upward momentum, whereas large-cap stocks such as Doosan Enerbility have entered a consolidation phase.

■ Doosan Enerbility Slightly Weaker... Woori Technology Surges 7% Among nuclear power stocks on this day, Doosan Enerbility is trading at 66,800 won, down 0.44% from the previous trading day, maintaining a slightly weaker range. Meanwhile, Woori Technology surged 7.08% to 9,670 won, drawing investor attention.

Other gaining stocks included KEPCO E&C (+2.13%), Woojin (+2.65%), Orbitech (+4.37%), and Woojin Entec (+3.17%). On the declining side, Korea Electric Power Corporation (-2.15%), KEPCO KPS (-0.77%), and Keumwha PSC (-0.31%) showed weakness, while Soosan Industries rose 0.23%, remaining in a slightly firmer range.

■ KOSPI and KOSDAQ Both Rally... KOSDAQ Buy-Side Circuit Breaker Triggered The overall upward trend in the domestic stock market is also evident. At the same time, KOSPI rose 306.18 points (4.64%) from the previous trading day to 6,289.27, while KOSDAQ climbed 26.76 points (3.71%) to 746.52.

Notably, in the KOSDAQ market on this day, a "buy-side sidecar," which temporarily suspends the effect of program buy orders, was triggered as the sharp surge continued during the session. This is a signal that buying pressure flowed in rapidly over a short period, indicating that market investor sentiment is improving quickly.

■ Large-Cap Consolidation, Mid/Small-Cap Momentum... Attention on Supply-Demand Changes The market analyzes that as the preference for risk assets has recently recovered, buying pressure is flowing into some nuclear power-related stocks. Many market participants are paying attention to the possibility that a differentiated market trend will continue depending on individual stock performance and policy expectations.

While the large-cap Doosan Enerbility has entered a consolidation phase, some mid- and small-cap nuclear power stocks such as Woori Technology are maintaining relatively strong upward momentum, drawing attention to future changes in supply and demand trends.

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