(Updates to close) By Rafael Nam SEOUL, Sept 1 (Reuters) - South Korean shares edged up on Friday to their highest close in more than three months, as some exporters such as Hyundai Motor Co. gained on data showing stronger-than-expected overseas shipments. The gains among exporters helped offset concerns about the domestic economy, with data also showing higher core inflation, that sent banking shares lower. South Korea's Kia Motors Corp. surged 3.27 percent to 15,800 won, despite ...
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