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€SXR8

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€IUSA

The investment objective of this Fund is to provide investors with a total return, taking into account both capital and income returns, which reflects the return of the S&P 500. The Index measures the performance of 500 stocks from top US companies in leading industries of the US economy which comply with S&Ps size, liquidity and free-float criteria.
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€IUSA

Key takeaways

€IUSA pays out dividends to shareholders (a distributing fund), while €SXR8 reinvests dividends (an accumulating fund). €SXR8 has a significantly larger fund size at €95.3 billion compared to €IUSA's €15.5 billion. Both ETFs are managed by BlackRock, have the same annual fund charges of 0.07%, and are denominated in EUR.

Fund highlights

Fund name
iShares Core S&P 500
iShares Core S&P 500
Share currency
EUR
EUR
Base currency
USD
USD
Use of income
Accumulating
Distributing
Fund size
€96B
€16B
Beta
-
1.00
Last price
€537.76
€50.35
Annual fund charges
0.07%
0.07%
Fund manager
Benchmark
S&P 500
S&P 500
Risk
Ticker
€SXR8
€IUSA
Trading on
XETRA
AEX
Market data provided by CBOE Europe and Deutsche Börse.

Performance

CumulativeRolling yearsLump sum investment
€SXR8
€IUSA
Past performance is no guarantee of future returns.
The “cumulative” calculation shows returns on a price basis (i.e. excluding dividends). If an instrument trades in a different currency from your home currency, currency fluctuations may affect returns.

Sector exposure

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€SXR8
€IUSA

Top holdings

Microsoft

6.73%

Apple

6.16%

NVIDIA

5.99%

Amazon

3.72%

Meta

2.73%

Broadcom

2.01%

Berkshire Hathaway Inc Class B

1.99%

Alphabet Class A

1.85%

Tesla

1.62%

Other

67.20%

Microsoft

6.74%

Apple

6.16%

NVIDIA

5.99%

Amazon

3.72%

Meta

2.73%

Broadcom

2.01%

Berkshire Hathaway Inc Class B

1.99%

Alphabet Class A

1.85%

Tesla

1.62%

Other

67.19%

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