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Free ETF & Fund Country Allocation Tool

Analyze how ETFs and mutual funds allocate assets across countries. Enter any ETF symbol to see the geographic breakdown of holdings by weight percentage, and export the data to CSV for free.

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ETF Country Allocation Lookup

Enter any ETF or mutual fund ticker symbol

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What Is ETF Country Allocation?

ETF country allocation refers to the geographic distribution of assets held within an exchange-traded fund or mutual fund. When you invest in a diversified ETF like SPY, QQQ, or VXUS, your money is spread across companies headquartered in different countries. Understanding this country-level breakdown is essential for assessing geographic concentration risk, evaluating international diversification, and making informed portfolio decisions. Our free ETF Country Allocation tool lets you instantly view the percentage of assets allocated to each country for any ETF or fund symbol.

How to Use This ETF Country Allocation Tool

  1. 1

    Enter an ETF Symbol

    Type any ETF or mutual fund ticker symbol (e.g., SPY, QQQ, VTI, VXUS, EEM) into the search field. You can also click one of the popular ETF buttons for quick access.

  2. 2

    Review the Country Breakdown

    View each country's weight percentage in the fund. The visual bar chart next to each row helps you quickly compare allocations across regions.

  3. 3

    Export and Analyze

    Use the Refresh button to reload data or Export CSV to download the country allocation for further analysis in Excel, Google Sheets, or Python.

Understanding ETF Country Weightings

US

Domestic Concentration

Many U.S.-listed ETFs like SPY and QQQ are heavily concentrated in U.S. equities. Understanding this helps you assess whether you need additional international exposure for proper diversification.

EM

Emerging Markets

ETFs like EEM and VWO provide exposure to emerging market economies including China, India, Brazil, and Taiwan. Country weightings reveal the true geographic tilt of these funds.

DM

Developed Markets

International developed market ETFs like EFA and VXUS allocate across Japan, UK, Germany, France, and other advanced economies. Country weights shift as market capitalizations change.

GR

Geographic Risk

Country allocation data helps identify geographic concentration risk. A fund heavily weighted to one country is more exposed to that nation's political, economic, and currency risks.

FX

Currency Exposure

Country weightings indirectly reveal your currency exposure. Holdings in foreign countries mean exposure to those currencies, which can impact returns positively or negatively.

PA

Portfolio Alignment

Compare country allocations across multiple ETFs to ensure your overall portfolio matches your desired geographic exposure targets and avoids unintended overlaps.

Why Use Our Free ETF Country Allocation Tool?

Instant Geographic Breakdown

Get a complete country-by-country breakdown of any ETF or mutual fund in seconds. No need to dig through fund prospectuses or provider websites.

Visual Weight Comparison

Each country's allocation is displayed with a visual progress bar, making it easy to compare relative weights at a glance without reading every number.

Free CSV Export

Export country allocation data to CSV format for further analysis in Excel, Google Sheets, Python, R, or any data analysis tool.

No Registration Required

Access all ETF country allocation data instantly without creating an account. Completely free with no hidden paywalls or feature restrictions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the ETF & Fund Country Allocation tool.

    • What does ETF country allocation show?

      ETF country allocation shows the percentage of a fund's total assets invested in companies headquartered in each country. For example, SPY is almost entirely allocated to the United States, while international ETFs like VXUS spread assets across dozens of countries including Japan, the UK, China, and more.

    • How often is the country allocation data updated?

      Country allocation data is updated regularly based on the fund provider's latest holdings reports. Most ETF providers update their holdings data daily or weekly. Use the Refresh button to fetch the most current data available.

    • Is this ETF country allocation tool free?

      Yes, Pineify's ETF Country Allocation tool is completely free to use with no registration required. You can look up any ETF or mutual fund, view the full country breakdown, and export data to CSV without any subscription or payment.

    • Can I export the country allocation data?

      Yes, you can export the data to CSV format using the Export CSV button at the top of the data table. The exported file includes country names and weight percentages, and can be opened in Excel, Google Sheets, or imported into data analysis tools.

    • Why is country allocation important for investors?

      Country allocation is crucial for understanding geographic diversification and concentration risk in your portfolio. A fund heavily weighted to one country exposes you to that nation's specific economic, political, and currency risks. By analyzing country weightings, you can build a more balanced, globally diversified portfolio.

    • What ETFs can I look up with this tool?

      You can look up any publicly traded ETF or mutual fund by entering its ticker symbol. Popular examples include SPY (S&P 500), QQQ (Nasdaq 100), VTI (Total Stock Market), VXUS (Total International), EFA (EAFE), EEM (Emerging Markets), and thousands more.

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