Transformation and Growth in the Korean ETF Market
Recently, a substantial influx of capital into domestic bond funds indicates a growing demand for safe assets. Compared to equity funds and overseas bond funds, domestic bond funds have soared to a volume of 95.3 trillion won, primarily driven by concerns over a potential failure in US-South Korea tariff negotiations. In the ETF market, similarly, there is a growing interest in bond-focused products, with the 'KODEX Money Market Active' receiving significant inflows.
The rise in the US stock market has heightened domestic individual investors' interest in the S&P500 index, concurrently escalating the demand for bond-mixed ETFs that encapsulate both growth and stability. The '1Q US S&P500 Bond Mix 50 Active ETF' has garnered attention for its proactive investment strategy by enhancing the proportion of stocks and bonds, thereby offering a balanced investment approach that can be utilized safely in retirement pension accounts. The rapid growth of these bond-mixed ETFs reflects a surge in investor demand for using ETFs as a safe asset tool, which is evident from the market's response.
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