At the opening on the 29th, ETF and ETN trading value was ¥50.5 billion, up 6.6% from the same time the previous day. The Nikkei Average-linked NEXT Nikkei Average Leverage ranked first by trading value, recording ¥23.954 billion.
As of the opening on the 29th, ETF and ETN trading value had increased from the previous day, reaching ¥50.5 billion overall. Among products linked to the Nikkei Average, the combined trading value of 22 products, including leveraged products, was ¥38.5 billion, highlighting trading in Nikkei-related ETFs.
Individually, the WTI crude oil-linked ETF, NEXT NORUMRA Crude Oil Index-linked ETF, and NEXT Crude Oil Bull hit new highs, while NEXT Nikkei Average Leverage had the highest trading value among Nikkei Average-linked ETFs, at more than ¥23.8 billion. However, this did not reach the average for all markets at the same time.
Among other ETFs linked to the Nikkei Average, NEXT Nikkei Average Double Inverse Index, NEXT Nikkei 225-linked, and Nikkei Average Bull 2x Listed Fund each recorded trading value in the tens of billions of yen. Meanwhile, gold price-linked ETFs, Asia REIT-related ETFs, and Global X defense technology ETFs were seen hitting new lows.
Against this backdrop, continued attention may be focused on growing investor interest in ETFs and ETNs and trading trends in Nikkei-related products.