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Korea Tests Global Investor Appetite With Longer Trading Hours

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Korea Tests Global Investor Appetite With Longer Trading Hours. South Korea's main stock exchange is extending into evening sessions, breaking with Asia's trading-hour norms to tap what it hopes will be sustained demand from global investors. (Bloomberg) -- South Korea's main stock exchange is extending into evening sessions, breaking with Asia's trading-hour norms to tap what it hopes will be sustained demand from global investors. In a step toward its goal

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