FTIHX · Fidelity Total International Index

5,057 holdings · expense ratio 0.06% · top 10 = 14.4% · concentration score 1.3/100 · holdings as of 2026-04-30 · SEC N-PORT data (~60-day lag)

Top 25 holdings

#HoldingWeight
1TW00023300083.96%
2CASH2.75%
3KR70059300031.66%
4NL00102732151.29%
5KR70006600011.13%
6KYG8757216340.89%
7GB00054052860.73%
8GB00098952920.68%
9CH14990599830.66%
10KYG0171911420.65%
11CH00120052670.65%
12CH00388633500.60%
13GB00BP6MXD840.60%
14RY0.58%
15DE00072361010.52%
16AU000000CBA70.49%
17JP39029000040.47%
18AU000000BHP40.46%
19FR00001202710.43%
20JP36334000010.42%
21TD0.42%
22ES0113900J370.41%
23DE00071646000.40%
24FR00001219720.40%
25DE00084040050.40%

Sector split

Unclassified
95.1%
Cash and/or Derivatives
2.7%
Financials
1.2%
Consumer Staples
0.4%
Industrials
0.3%
Consumer Discretionary
0.3%
Supranational
0.1%
Materials
0.1%
Communication Services
0.1%
Treasuries
0.1%
Utilities
0.0%
Information Technology
0.0%

What has changed

We started recording FTIHX's headline figures in April 2026. There is only one month on record so far, so there is nothing to compare it against yet — check back next month.

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SCHF · 66%FSPSX · 51%SWISX · 50%TSPI · 10%VTIAX · 10%VXUS · 10%

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Holdings from SEC N-PORT filings, as of 2026-04-30. Weights are fractions of the fund. Check it against its SEC filings. Diagnostics, not advice — x-ray your whole portfolio.