Japanese stock ETFs, particularly those utilizing active management, are performing well, benefiting from a stable market.

August 30, 2024, 6:48 PM GMT+9 (excerpt)

Since the sharp decline in the Nikkei Stock Average following the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike, the major market benchmarks have bounced back from their lows in less than a month. However, the levels recorded in late July have not yet been recovered.
Market analysts point out that this is seen as good news for some active listed investment trusts (ETFs).
In terms of both the number of ETFs specialized in Japan and the scale of assets under management, index-linked ETFs still dominate. However, the operation companies of active ETFs have been able to incorporate undervalued stocks with long-term growth potential into their portfolios due to the sharp decline in stock prices.