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Seoul shares open up on techs, but gains limited

SEOUL : Seoul shares opened slightly higher on Tuesday as some technology stocks like Samsung Electronics rebounded
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SEOUL: Seoul shares opened slightly higher on Tuesday as some technology stocks like Samsung Electronics rebounded from sharp falls in the previous session, but rises were limited amid Greece's debt woes and after weak domestic data.

The Korea Composite Stock Price Index was up 0.63 percent at 2,106.98 points as of 0004 GMT.

 

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