South Korean shares opened higher Wednesday after five straight days on the slide.<br />However, the benchmark KOSPI was down 11 points... or zero-point-six percent to 1,906 as of 11:30 AM, Korea time.<br />The higher open comes after U.S. stocks rebounded Tuesday, mainly due to a stabilization of China's currency.<br />Investors also took comfort after the Chinese central bank announced plans to issue central bank bills worth 30 billion yuan next week.<br />South Korea's junior tech-heavy KOSDAQ was up three points or zero-point-six percent as of 11:30 AM, Korea time.<br />
