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Korean Stocks Climb After Volatility Dip
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South Korean stocks rose for a second straight session Wednesday as investors hunted bargains amid market volatility tied to the U.S.-Iran war. The KOSPI gained 77.36 points (1.4%) to close at 5,609.95, with trade of 1 billion shares worth 26.3 trillion won; institutions bought a net 781 billion won while foreigners sold 255.4 billion won. The move follows a sharp Monday decline and Tuesday rebound.
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