Rising Power Equipment and Battery ETFs, Precious Metals Adjustments
The domestic exchange-traded fund (ETF) market is witnessing a surge in power equipment and battery-related products, drawing significant investor attention. This rise is attributed to expectations for the expansion of AI power equipment and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, leading to an invigorated investment landscape in these areas. Particularly, the battery sector is benefiting from both a 'short squeeze' phenomenon and an industry rebound, positively impacting stock prices. Meanwhile, precious metals ETFs are facing adjustments due to short-term overheating driven by profit-taking, though long-term bullish prospects for gold and silver remain credible according to market experts.
In the domestic gold investment market, the phenomenon known as the 'kimchi premium', where domestic gold prices are higher than international prices, warrants caution. Most banks offer only domestic gold ETFs, but NH Nonghyup Bank is uniquely providing an ETF based on international gold. Consequently, investors must contend with the kimchi premium risk, and the limited product lineup by banks has been subject to criticism. ACE KRX Gold Spot ETF has been attracting more investment, which could lead to increased disparity risks in case of international gold price fluctuations.
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