SOUTH KOREA - South Korea's National Pension Service, the nation's biggest investor, said it's buying stocks as the deepening credit crisis made equities cheaper.
"We're buying lot of shares as we view the current level as quite attractive from a long-term perspective," Hong Sung Gi, head of the pension fund's investment strategy division, said by phone in S...
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