Seoul shares open at a new record high above 8,000 on hopes for U.S.-Iran deal, Yonhap reports.
Seoul stocks opened at a new record high above 8,000 points on hopes for a U.S.-Iran agreement, according to Yonhap News Agency.
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TSX climbs to new high on US-Iran peace hopes.
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