South Korean shares rise due to China's policy measures

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South Korean shares increased on Monday, driven by China's new policy measures to boost consumption and gains on Wall Street. The KOSPI index rose 1.44% to 2,603.21 points. The South Korean won strengthened against the dollar, trading at 1,446.2 won per dollar. Foreign investors purchased 564.5 billion won in shares. In the bond market, the yield on three-year treasury bonds rose to 2.605%, while the 10-year yield increased to 2.829%.


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