Single-country ETFs are gaining attention as they capture localized economic and technological growth, especially in AI infrastructure and commodities. Countries like South Korea and Taiwan lead in AI hardware, while Thailand is emerging as a data center hub. Latin American markets such as Peru and Colombia benefit from commodity production and energy sectors. European countries like the Netherlands and Austria show niche industrial strengths. This trend is supported by a significant valuation gap, with international equities trading at a 31% discount to U.S. stocks, making targeted international ETFs attractive for investors seeking diversification and growth beyond broad global funds.
