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SPTS — State Street SPDR Portfolio Short Term Treasury ETF

State Street SPDR Portfolio Short Term Treasury ETF (ticker: SPTS) is a bond ETF issued by State Street tracking Bloomberg US Treasury (1-3 Y) (Inception 4/30/1996). It was launched on 2011-11-30.

Live Price$28.94
Change0.07%
AUM$5.86B
Expense Ratio0.00%
Avg Volume1,403,990.421

Returns (Total Return)

PeriodReturn
1 Day-0.03%
1 Week-0.17%
1 Month-0.52%
3 Months-1.06%
6 Months-1.09%
YTD-1.23%
1 Year0.81%
3 Years10.06%
5 Years6.58%
10 Years
Since Inception

Top Holdings

#SecuritySymbolWeight
1 US DOLLAR 999USDZ92
2 US DOLLAR 999USDZ92
3 US DOLLAR 999USDZ92
4 US DOLLAR 999USDZ92
5 US DOLLAR 999USDZ92
6 US DOLLAR 999USDZ92
7 US DOLLAR 999USDZ92
8 US DOLLAR 999USDZ92
9 US DOLLAR 999USDZ92
10 US DOLLAR 999USDZ92

Fund Profile

IssuerState Street
BrandState Street
Asset Classbond
StrategyVanilla
StructureETF
CategoryGovernment Bonds
SegmentFixed Income: U.S. - Government, Treasury Investment Grade Short-Term
RegionNorth America
Index TrackedBloomberg US Treasury (1-3 Y) (Inception 4/30/1996)
Inception Date2011-11-30
Tax on DistributionsOrdinary income

Quick Facts

TickerSPTS
Full NameState Street SPDR Portfolio Short Term Treasury ETF
IssuerState Street
Asset Classbond
Expense Ratio0.00%
AUM$5.86B
Inception2011-11-30
Index TrackedBloomberg US Treasury (1-3 Y) (Inception 4/30/1996)

Frequently Asked Questions

What does SPTS track?

SPTS (State Street SPDR Portfolio Short Term Treasury ETF) tracks Bloomberg US Treasury (1-3 Y) (Inception 4/30/1996), a bond benchmark.

What is the expense ratio of SPTS?

SPTS has an expense ratio of 0.00% per year.

What is the AUM of SPTS?

SPTS has approximately $5.86B in assets under management.

Does SPTS pay a dividend?

SPTS distributes income according to its prospectus (Ordinary income tax treatment). Check the dividend history tab for ex-dividend dates and yield.

Who issues SPTS?

SPTS is issued by State Street, launched on 2011-11-30.

Open the interactive SPTS dashboard for charts, historical fund flows, holdings breakdown and seasonality patterns.