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Korean ETF assets have fallen back below 400 trillion won, and retirement pension investors are shifting toward U.S. index funds as chip stocks slide.
Total ETF assets fell to about 392 trillion won as of November 6, down from a May peak above 500 trillion won. Chip-heavy funds have taken the hardest hit, while U.S. index ETFs now lead retirement account purchases. This episode explains what the shift means for retail portfolios and what to watch next.

Sources:
- ETF Assets Fall Back Below 400 Trillion Won Amid Sharp Market Selloff — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-11-08
- Retirement Pension Investors Turn Away From Chip ETFs — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-11-08

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00:00if you hold korean etfs the latest numbers matter more than you think total assets fell back below four hundred
00:06trillion one retirement pension investors are shifting toward u s index funds and tech stocks are taking the hit here's
00:14what the numbers show
00:15and what you should be watching korea's etf market fell back to about 392 trillion one in assets as of
00:22november 6th down from over 500 trillion one in may that's the first time since july that the total dropped
00:29below 400 trillion let's look at what this means for retail investors in korea assets in korean etfs first crossed
00:37300 trillion one in january they then passed 500 trillion in late may before the sharp sell-off sent them
00:44back down
00:44the drop follows a broad correction in chip stocks the cosby fell more than five percent on both november 5th
00:51and 6th samsung electronics dropped 7.57 percent and 6.35 percent on those two days scup hynix fell 9
01:00.46 and 10.44 percent over the same period funds heavy in these names lost value fast retirement pension investors
01:09are reacting in the past month none of the top three products bought by investors in their 20s
01:1420s through 60s were domestic index funds or chip related etfs instead u.s index funds took the lead codex
01:22u.s s&p 500 codex u.s nasdaq 100 and tiger u.s s&p 500 ranked as the
01:30most purchased products across most age groups those who bought codex semiconductor in june have seen the price roughly half
01:37in about four months for investors who held it through their pension accounts that means a paper loss of around
01:43half their invested
01:44capital even u.s index funds are not a safe harbor artificial intelligence spending worries are weighing on american tech
01:51stocks after the midterm elections s&p 500 and nasdaq 100 etfs are exposed to large cap tech declines and
02:00currency moves so what does this mean for retail investors with etf exposure the most important thing to know is
02:06that your portfolio's concentration
02:08in chip stocks is now the main source of volatility earlier we set the shift to u.s funds reflects
02:14a search for lower volatility here's what that actually means for you diversification across markets matters but it does not
02:21eliminate short-term paper losses keep a clear view of your holdings and avoid making decisions based only on recent
02:28price moves here's what to watch in the coming weeks first whether investors continue moving money out of chip heavy
02:35etfs
02:35second the trend in kospi foreign flows third whether u.s tech stocks stabilize after the midterm driven sell-off
02:44that's today's ai prism retail investors this episode was produced with ai assistance based on sole economic daily reporting ai
02:53prism is a juan ifra award-winning series we'll be back tomorrow
02:57for you

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