Global Tech Frenzy, Public Offerings Accelerate in Korean Market
BlockBeats News, June 19th, as the global AI industry continues to thrive, the South Korean tech track continues to attract global cross-border capital inflow with its unique characteristics. Against this background, fund companies are on one hand continuously launching various South Korea-themed ETFs, while on the other hand, active equity QDIIs are gradually increasing their South Korea holdings.
Industry insiders believe that current South Korean stock valuations are lower than those of US stocks. Coupled with the long-term dividends of the global AI industry, there is still room for valuation recovery in the market. However, in response to the recent speculative trading of South Korea-themed ETF products, some fund companies have also begun to warn investors of the associated risks.
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