Nuclear power-related stocks are generally continuing their upward trend in early trading on the domestic stock market on the 7th. Hanyang ENG, Poongsan Holdings, and BHI are posting gains of around 1%, while Doosan Enerbility ranks first on screens in trading volume, with active buying and selling continuing. Woori Technology and Woojin Entec are also moving in firmly positive territory.

■ Hanyang ENG, Poongsan Holdings, and Boseong Powertech Up Around 1%

As of this morning, Hanyang ENG is trading at 30,400 won, up 1.84% from the previous trading day. Poongsan Holdings is up 1.21% at 37,550 won, and BHI is trading 0.67% higher at 60,400 won. Boseong Powertech also joined the upward trend, rising 1.62% to 6,980 won.

Doosan Enerbility is trading at 79,900 won, up 0.88%. With a trading volume of 820,602 shares, it has the highest volume among stocks shown on screens, resulting in relatively active trading.

Among other gainers, Woori Technology is trading up 0.38% at 10,670 won, and Woojin Entec is up 0.77% at 13,090 won. Woojin is up 0.47% at 12,960 won, Geumhwa PSC is up 0.60% at 33,300 won, and KEPCO KPS is up 0.44% at 46,000 won. Orbitech is up 0.92% at 4,365 won, Iljin Power is up 0.53% at 13,900 won, and T-Flex is up 0.75% at 2,690 won.

■ Some Stocks Such as Aprogen and BMT Decline

On the other hand, some nuclear power-related stocks started lower. Aprogen is trading down 1.85% at 2,120 won, and BMT is down 1.19% at 16,580 won. Seojeon Electric Machinery is down 0.60% at 4,170 won, KEPCO E&C's affiliate KEPCO Power is down 0.31% at 32,050 won, and HRS is down 0.20% at 4,885 won.

■ Gainers Have the Edge Rather Than Sharp Rallies... Differentiation Among Individual Stocks

Today's movement in nuclear power-related stocks shows differentiation among individual stocks, with gainers holding the advantage rather than the entire theme surging at once. In particular, Doosan Enerbility has relatively large trading volume and buy/sell order balances, so attention is focused on how intraday supply and demand changes may affect overall investor sentiment in nuclear power stocks.

Nuclear power stocks tend to show greater price volatility in response to factors such as overseas nuclear plant orders, small modular reactors (SMRs), maintenance of aging nuclear plants, and expanding investment in the nuclear ecosystem. Accordingly, related policies and order news during the session, as well as changes in foreign and institutional supply and demand, could determine the price direction of individual stocks.

[※ This article was written for the purpose of providing information on the domestic stock market and related stocks, and does not recommend the purchase or sale of specific stocks or guarantee investment returns. Stock prices can fluctuate significantly depending on market conditions, supply and demand, corporate performance, and external variables. Investment decisions and the responsibility for them rest with the investor, and investors are advised to thoroughly review related disclosures and corporate information before investing. This article was written with AI assistance.]