The Kospi Index, the benchmark for Korean stock indexes, rose 0.7%, partially erasing the 4.3% decline in early trading, as investors said the index had fallen too much recently. “The reason for yesterday's market decline was excessive disappointment with shareholder return plans,” said Huh Jae-Hwan, an analyst at Eugene Investment & Securities. Note: On Monday, the Kospi Index fell 3.1%. Investors expressed disappointment with Samsung's shareholder return plan, and the Kosdap Index also reversed its early trading decline and rose 1.6%. The biggest contributors to the rise in the Kospi Index include Doosan Enerability and Hyundai Construction. KB Securities listed these two stocks as the first choice in the nuclear energy sector because it anticipates that the US nuclear energy expansion strategy will begin to reveal specific projects in the second half of the year.

The Kospi Index, the benchmark for Korean stock indexes, rose 0.7%, partially erasing the 4.3% decline in early trading, as investors said the index had fallen too much recently. “The reason for yesterday's market decline was excessive disappointment with shareholder return plans,” said Huh Jae-Hwan, an analyst at Eugene Investment & Securities. Note: On Monday, the Kospi Index fell 3.1%. Investors expressed disappointment with Samsung's shareholder return plan, and the Kosdap Index also reversed its early trading decline and rose 1.6%. The biggest contributors to the rise in the Kospi Index include Doosan Enerability and Hyundai Construction. KB Securities listed these two stocks as the first choice in the nuclear energy sector because it anticipates that the US nuclear energy expansion strategy will begin to reveal specific projects in the second half of the year.