President Moon's Investment 'New Deal Fund' Yields 5% Over 6 Months... Slightly Below Market Returns

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[Asia Economy Reporter Park Ji-hwan] The six-month average return of the 'New Deal Fund,' which President Moon Jae-in joined in January this year and attracted attention, was recorded at the 5% level. However, it somewhat fell short of the KOSPI's growth rate during the same period.

According to financial information company FnGuide on the 11th, the average return of the five New Deal Funds that President Moon joined in January was 5.26% as of the 8th. It is estimated that President Moon, who invested 50 million KRW, earned approximately 2.63 million KRW in profits.

Previously, President Moon reinvested 50 million KRW, including the profits gained from joining the 'Pilsung Korea Fund,' a fund focused on materials, parts, and equipment (SoBuJang), into five New Deal Funds: Mirae Asset Global Investments' 'TIGER BBIG K-New Deal Exchange Traded Fund (ETF)', Samsung Active Asset Management's 'Samsung New Deal Korea Fund', KB Asset Management's 'KB Korea New Deal Fund', Shinhan Asset Management's 'Beautiful SRI Green New Deal 1', and NH-Amundi Asset Management's 'HANARO Fn K-New Deal Digital Plus ETF'.

Among these, the TIGER BBIG K-New Deal ETF managed by Mirae Asset Global Investments showed the highest return at 8.25%. 'BBIG' refers to companies focused on Battery, Bio, Internet, and Games sectors.

Following were HANARO Fn K-New Deal Digital Plus ETF (6.59%), KB Korea New Deal Fund (5.01%), Samsung New Deal Korea Fund (4.85%), and Beautiful SRI Green New Deal 1 (1.62%) in order.

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