Seoul shares end up 2 pct; banks, builders bounce

SEOUL Nov 30 (Reuters) - Seoul shares ended 2 percent higher on Monday amid easing Dubai debt fears and helped by a regional market rebound, with banks and builders including Woori Finance (053000.KS) leading gains.

The Korea Composite Stock Price Index .KS11 (KOSPI) finished up 2.04 percent at 1,555.60 points.

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