(Bloomberg) -- South Korean stocks climbed for the
first time in three days. Steelmakers gained after Moody's
Investors Service said it put Posco's debt rating on review for
a possible upgrade.
Posco shares yesterday closed 10 percent lower than the
July 24 record of 567,000 won.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
first time in three days. Steelmakers gained after Moody's
Investors Service said it put Posco's debt rating on review for
a possible upgrade.
Posco shares yesterday closed 10 percent lower than the
July 24 record of 567,000 won.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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