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you are currently viewing:Samsung Securities Introduces Six Commodity-Linked ETNs Tracking Solactive Copper, Gold, and Silver IndicesNovember 6, 2026-Solactive is pleased to announce its collaboration with Samsung Securities on the launch of six exchange-traded notes (ETNs) tracking Solactive indices covering copper, gold, and silver. Commodity markets play an important role in global financial markets, reflecting developments in industrial demand, monetary policy, and geopolitical conditions. Copper is widely used in infrastructure development, electrification, and renewable energy technologies, while gold has traditionally served as a store of value during periods of economic uncertainty. Silver combines precious metal characteristics with industrial applications, particularly electronics and solar energy. These distinct market drivers highlight the different economic characteristics of the three commodities. Source: Solactive |
18 of the Top 50 Overseas Securities Purchased by Korean Retail Investors Were U.S.-Listed ETFs
October 2, 2026-ETFGI, a leading independent research and consultancy firm covering trends in the global ETFs ecosystem through subscription research, consulting services, industry events and ETF TV, reports that 18 of the top 50 overseas securities purchased by Korean retail investors in September 2026 were U.S.-listed ETFs.
Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges
October 1, 2026--Summary
"Shaping the Future of Asia: Opportunities and Challenges" examines how the Asia-Pacific region can sustain its remarkable economic success as it confronts profound structural challenges to established patterns of economic development and growth. The challenges arise from demographic shifts, new varieties of technology, geoeconomic fragmentation, industrial policy, and the energy transition.
Toward a New Economic Growth Model for China
September 30, 2026--Summary
China's extraordinary economic rise over the past four decades, driven by market-oriented reforms and integration into global value chains, transformed it into one of the world's largest economies. However, the growth model, that has recently relied heavily on debt-financed investment, is facing mounting challenges, including from rising misallocation, declining labor force, weak domestic demand, elevated financial risks, and increasing geoeconomic tensions.
