Preference for Stable Assets Sparks ETF and Fund Market Changes
With the stock market displaying a flat trend, investors are increasingly leaning towards safer investment avenues. Within the ETF market, there has been a capital outflow from leveraged and China-related products, while blue-chip stocks, government bonds, and corporate bonds are attracting more funds. Notably, ETFs like 'KODEX Top5PlusTR', 'KODEX MSCI Korea TR', 'TIGER 25-10 Company Bonds (A+ and Above) Active', and 'ACE U.S. 30-Year Treasury Active (H)' have garnered significant attention. This reflects a growing investor sentiment that prioritizes stability over high returns.
In the fund market, bond funds are witnessing growth driven by expectations of interest rate cuts, with an increase of over 17 trillion KRW during the third quarter of 2024. This surge has contributed to the overall rise in net assets of funds. Conversely, equity funds have declined, whereas overseas investment funds and ETFs have reported growth rates of 2.6% and 4.5%, respectively.
Furthermore, Daishin Asset Management launched a fund targeting stable capital gains and interest income. This fund invests in treasury bonds and value stock ETFs, adapting to changes in market interest rates to pursue returns. Available through major securities firms, the fund's target returns and maturity are determined based on the achievement of its financial goals.
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