Highlight on ETFs Investing in US Long-Term Bonds in Yen and Growth of KODEX CD1 Year Rate Plus Active ETF
ETFs investing in US long-term bonds in Japanese yen are gaining attention due to their notable returns. With the potential interest rate hike by the Bank of Japan and concerns over the US economic slowdown, the prices of US long-term bonds have risen. Particularly, the 'RISE US 30-year Treasury Yen Exposure (Synthetic H)' and 'ACE US 30-year Treasury Yen Exposure Active (H)' recorded impressive yields of 8.42% and 6.88%, respectively, attracting investor interest. These ETFs invested in yen to minimize currency volatility, a strategy that benefited from both the yen's strength and the decline in US long-term bond yields. The recent peak value of the yen, reaching a 21-month high, supports this trend.
Meanwhile, Samsung Asset Management's KODEX CD1 Year Rate Plus Active ETF has surpassed 2 trillion won in net assets, emerging as an investment product that aims for both stability and profitability. This ETF is designed to generate additional returns based on the one-year CD rate and the fluctuations of the KOSPI 200 index, offering tax benefits when invested through retirement and pension savings accounts. The transition to monthly dividends allows investors to secure returns steadily, and it also offers the flexibility of both lump sum and monthly installment investments. These features have made it a noteworthy alternative for stable investment, as seen in its rising popularity.
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