On the 4th, as investor sentiment improved with both the KOSPI and KOSDAQ rising in tandem in the domestic stock market, nuclear power-related stocks also showed strength across the board. Following a surge of over 5% in the KOSDAQ, nuclear power stocks—from large-cap to mid- and small-cap—rose broadly, bringing a tailwind to the overall theme.

On this day, the KOSPI closed at 6,358.95, up 101.50 points (1.62%) from the previous trading day, and the KOSDAQ also finished at 780.72, up 43.37 points (5.88%).

Doosan Enerbility, a representative nuclear power stock, closed at 73,700 won, up 8.86% from the previous trading day, reclaiming the 70,000-won level again despite the recent volatile market. Woori Technology then finished at 10,840 won, soaring 12.44% and recording the highest gain among nuclear power stocks on the day.

In addition, most major nuclear power-related stocks closed higher, including KEPCO E&C (+9.04%), Woojin (+9.62%), Orbitech (+10.22%), Soosan Industries (+5.21%), Woojin Entec (+3.30%), KEPCO KPS (+2.80%), Korea Electric Power Corporation (+2.31%), and Geumhwa PSC (+2.21%).

Key medium- to long-term variables that will determine whether nuclear power stocks continue to rise include global nuclear power plant order news, energy policies of major countries, and whether the domestic stock market's upward trend will persist. Market attention is now focused on future developments.

[※ Investment Notice: This article summarizes market trends and does not constitute a buy or sell recommendation or investment solicitation for any specific stock. Investment decisions and responsibilities lie solely with the investor.]