Launch and Early Sell-Out of Shinhan Asset Management's 'SOL US Dividend Bond 50' ETF
Launch and Early Sell-Out of Shinhan Asset Management's 'SOL US Dividend Bond 50' ETF
Shinhan Asset Management's 'SOL US Dividend Bond 50' ETF quickly gained popularity, with the initial set amount of 10 billion won selling out in just two days. This ETF allocates investments equally between the US Dividend Dow Jones and 10-year US Treasury bonds, particularly drawing interest from retirement pension (DC and IRP) accounts. Its first monthly dividend is scheduled for November 18. Shinhan Asset Management has highlighted the ETF's potential to offer a stable annual dividend yield of 3% and benefit from the rising bond yields due to falling interest rates. The ETF's unique appeal lies in its capability to be fully invested within retirement pension accounts, with rapid market growth and heightened interest in safe assets driving this demand. In a separate development, the US Federal Reserve’s policy shift resulted in a 0.5 percentage point cut in the base interest rate to a range of 4.75% - 5.25%. While the stock market reacted positively, semiconductor stocks did not rebound. The potential for growth in the AI industry remains optimistic, with related infrastructure stocks, such as those tied to energy supply agreements with tech giants like Microsoft, seeing increased interest.
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