Svmuu News: The iShares MSCI South Korea ETF (EWY), a South Korean exchange-traded fund managed by asset management giantBlackRock, saw net inflows of more than $2.8 billion last week, setting a new all-time weekly high and far surpassing the previous record of $1.2 billion set in February of this year.Approximately 25% of the fund’s portfolio is currently allocated to SK Hynix.
Data shows that South Korean investment products attracted a total of $3.03 billion in net inflows last week, ranking first among all countries worldwide; during the same period, U.S.-listed emerging market ETFs saw overall net inflows of $4.39 billion, marking the highest level since February 27.Of this total, equity ETFs attracted $4.22 billion, while bond funds saw inflows of $164 million. (Bloomberg)
BlackRock Approximately 25% of the portfolio of its South Korean ETFs is allocated to SK Hynix
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