《K-Pop猎魔女团》热播带动韩流热潮持续 GlobalX韩流音乐及文化ETF提供独特投资机会

Core Insights - The animated film "K-Pop Monster Hunters," produced by Sony Pictures Animation and released on Netflix, has dominated international charts since its release on June 20, showcasing the ongoing global influence of Korean cultural waves [1][2] - The film's success is expected to create a halo effect for Korean products, particularly in cosmetics and packaged foods, providing unique investment opportunities through the GlobalX K-Pop and Culture ETF (03158) [1] Group 1 - "K-Pop Monster Hunters" ranked first in 26 countries during its opening week and entered the top 10 in 93 countries, indicating strong audience engagement not only in Asia but also in the U.S. and European markets [2] - The film's portrayal of Korean culture is anticipated to boost exports of Korean products, including food and beauty items, as seen with the potential increased interest in Samyang Foods' spicy noodles and Nongshim's Shin Ramyeon, both of which are components of the GlobalX K-Pop and Culture ETF (03158) [2] - The characters' styling and makeup in the film may spark consumer interest in Korean beauty products, further benefiting Korean cosmetics companies as global exposure increases [2]