Trends in Global and Domestic ETF Markets
The global ETF market recorded $15.1 trillion last year and continues to grow steadily. It is expected to reach $20 trillion next year, maintaining an average annual growth rate of 20%. This growth is mainly driven by the strength of the U.S. market, with the S&P500 index rising by 20% for two consecutive years, attracting the attention of investors.
The domestic ETF market is also showing positive growth, with its current size surpassing 190 trillion won and expected to exceed 200 trillion won soon. This growth in the domestic market is linked to global market trends, with the positive indicators from the U.S. market being a major contributing factor.
Recently, the U.S. stock market has been shaken by recession fears due to President Trump's tariff policies. Despite this, domestic investors are concentrating on bargain purchases, with net purchases in ETFs tracking the Nasdaq 100 and S&P500 reaching 61.8 billion won and 53.1 billion won, respectively. This reflects investor confidence in a long-term uptrend despite market volatility.
In addition, February's consumer price index rise fell short of market expectations, suggesting continued volatility in the U.S. stock market. However, IT semiconductor and equipment industries are still proposed as promising sectors, and investments in these industries are expected to continue.
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