Your World ETF is 72.9% American


As of 30 September 2026, an ETF tracking the MSCI World is 72.9% invested in the US (MSCI). In January 2012, that share was 52.4% (MSCI factsheet, archived).

MSCI World by country, 30 September 2026. United States 72.94%, Japan 5.91%, United Kingdom 3.41%, Canada 3.29%, France 2.24%, Other 12.21%. Source: MSCI World Index (USD) factsheet, 30 September 2026.
MSCI WorldJanuary 2012September 2026
United States52.4%72.9%
Top 10 holdings10.2%27.9%
Technology12.3%31.8%

The top ten holdings are all American, from NVIDIA (5.8%) to Tesla (1.1%). Japan weighs 5.9%, the UK 3.4%, France 2.2%.

The index decided nothing: it is weighted by market capitalisation, so it follows whatever has risen most. Its make-up tells the story of the past decade.

S&P 500 and World ETFs dominate French retail trading. In the first quarter of 2025, those two families made up about 60% of retail ETF transactions (AMF, Cartographie 2025). A portfolio split half S&P 500, half World is about 86% invested in the US.

That can be a deliberate choice. It is better when it is.


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