[Featured Stock] Hyundai Motor, Two Consecutive Days of Decline... New Low

Hyundai Motor Company continued its decline for the second consecutive day, hitting a 52-week intraday low.

As of 9:34 a.m. on the 28th, Hyundai Motor is trading at 197,800 KRW, down 2,700 KRW (1.35%) from the previous day. During the session, it fell to 196,700 KRW, marking a 52-week intraday low. After dropping more than 2% the previous day, the stock showed a decline of over 1% again, falling below the 200,000 KRW level.

Hyundai Motor's stock has been sluggish this year due to concerns over U.S. tariffs. The stock price has fallen about 6% since the beginning of the year. Continued selling pressure from foreign investors appears to be negatively impacting the stock price. Foreign investors have net sold Hyundai Motor shares worth 952.735 billion KRW through the previous day, making it the second most sold stock after Samsung Electronics this year. Recently, they have maintained net selling for six consecutive trading days.

Jang Moon-soo, a researcher at Hyundai Motor Securities, analyzed, "Automobile stocks are slowly recovering from their lows as tariff-related issues remain unresolved. Although the favorable exchange rate environment compared to business plans and strong demand outlook for the U.S. market, which contributes significantly to profits, indicate that the company's value is low relative to its fundamentals, market investors seem eager to enter once they confirm easing of domestic economic slowdown, uncertainties in major market policies, and geopolitical risks such as tariffs." He added, "There is a high possibility that the stock price will reach a turning point around early April, when the U.S. administration is expected to clarify its tariff policy direction."