Korean Traders Chase 40% Coupons as Risk Appetite Survives Rout

South Korea's retail investors have increased purchases of structured products offering high coupon payments following a decline in stock prices. The products, which promise returns above 40 percent in some cases, appeal to traders seeking higher yields in the current market environment. The Financial Supervisory Service and local brokerages have tracked increased trading activity in these instruments among retail clients since the recent market downturn.

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