Seoul: Stocks recover tracking China rebound

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[SEOUL] South Korea's Kospi stock index recovered from early falls to close higher on Friday, tracking a rebound in Chinese equities after regulators pledged steps aimed at calming markets and supporting struggling firms. The Korean won strengthened, while bond yields rose. Read more at The Business Times.

 

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