[Image source: Gettyimagesbank] South Korea's exchange-traded fund (ETF) market has witnessed significant gains in products investing in energy-related assets such as oil futures and nuclear power in the third quarter as energy prices surge globally.According to the Korea Exchange on Sunday, only seven out of the listed ETFs posted returns exceeding 20 percent as of the third quarter. Among them, only two ETFs achieved returns of over 30 percent, both of which were energy-related ETFs.Currently, there are 770 ETFs listed in Korea, with a total net asset value reaching 109 trillion won ($816 million) as of September 21.

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