Seoul shares rose to their highest closing level in three weeks on Tuesday, marking a fourth straight winning session as China's market-friendly economic reform plan continued to bolster risk appetite. The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) ended up 1 percent at 2,031.64, its highest close since November 1. Offshore investors purchased a net 248.1 billion won ($234.51 million) to support the broader index, their most since October 23.
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