Trends in Core Export Industry and Carbon Emissions Futures ETFs
Korea Investment Management has announced the listing of the ACE K-Export Core TOP10 Industries Active ETF. This product invests in leading companies across 10 major Korean export sectors, such as semiconductors, shipbuilding, and K-food, and aims to reduce sector concentration risk by including at least one stock from each sector. Its benchmark is the iSelect K-Export Core Industries Index, while the portfolio can be adjusted flexibly depending on market shifts. Investors, therefore, gain exposure to both the growth potential and diversification advantages of Korea’s leading export industries.
Meanwhile, the rapid adoption of AI technologies has significantly increased power demand at data centers, contributing to strong returns for carbon emissions futures ETFs. Shinhan Asset Management’s ‘SOL European Carbon Emissions Futures S&P (H·Hedge)’ ETF recorded a 1-week return of 11.29%, ranking first among all domestic ETFs. The combination of AI industry growth and tighter climate regulations has led to a surge in both demand and trading volumes for carbon credits. Additionally, carbon assets are increasingly being discussed as foundational assets for security token offerings (STOs), broadening their financial market relevance. In parallel, South Korea and China have agreed to strengthen climate cooperation, reflecting growing international collaboration.
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Hanwha Investment Management Launches 'ACE K Export Core TOP10 Industry Active ETF' - Seoul Economic DailyHanwha Investment Trust Management announced on the 30th that it will newly list the ACE K Export Core TOP10 Industry Active ETF on the 31st. The ACE K Export Core TOP10 Industry Active ETF is a product that invests in leading domestic companies with export competitiveness. The included stocks are selected from within 10 sectors.
Power Demand Surge and Climate Regulation Benefits... Carbon Emission Futures ETF Ranks Top in Returns [Investment Pulse] - meconomynews.comThe Carbon Emission Futures ETF has recently ranked at the top in weekly returns (excluding leverage and inverse). This is due to the surge in power demand for data centers following the spread of artificial intelligence (AI) and the tightening of international climate regulations. According to KOSCOM ETF CHECK on the 30th, the top-performing ETF based on the returns for the past week (March 20-27) was the 'SOL Europe Carbon Emission Futures S&P(H, currency hedge)' from Shinhan Asset Management, with a reported return of 11.29%. The 'SOL Europe Carbon Emission Futures S&P(H)' covers about 90% of global carbon emission futures.
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