On the 4th, semiconductor and power infrastructure-related stocks are mostly continuing their upward trend in the domestic stock market. Samwha Capacitor is leading the rally with a gain in the 4% range, while large-cap semiconductor stocks such as SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, as well as cable and power equipment names like Dae-Won Cable, are also rising.

■ Semiconductor stocks strong…Samwha Capacitor up 4.86% As of this morning, Samwha Capacitor is trading at 110,100 won, up 5,100 won (4.86%) from the previous session. It rose as high as 113,200 won intraday, with volume exceeding 320,000 shares.

SK Hynix is up 2.32% from the previous session at 1,633,000 won, having risen to 1,650,000 won intraday. Samsung Electronics is also up 1.70% at 254,250 won, as large-cap semiconductor stocks show strength across the board.

■ Cable and power equipment stocks also rise together Cable stocks are also on the rise. Dae-Won Cable climbed 2.57% to 12,760 won, and Taihan Cable is up 1.11% at 27,250 won. Gaon Cable is also up 1.92% at 212,500 won.

In the power equipment sector, LS ELECTRIC rose 0.36% to 192,800 won.

■ Clear differentiation among stocks…Kumho Electric falls more than 8% Even within the same power and electricity-related category, Kumho Electric is down more than 8%, showing clear differentiation among individual stocks. Meanwhile, Samsung Electro-Mechanics is up 1.63% from the previous session at 1,370,000 won, while Samwha Electric rose 2.96%, W2Solution 2.54%, and Shinsung E&G 2.64%.

■ Hard to pinpoint the cause of the rally Today's movement can be seen as buying interest spreading across semiconductor and power infrastructure-related stocks. However, as each company has different growth drivers and business structures, it is difficult to attribute the stock price gains to a single theme.

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