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ETF equivalents across the US, EU and UK

The same index, three markets: the US listing, its Xetra EUR line and its London GBP line — pick the column that matches where you invest.

Many popular ETFs are the same strategy— often literally the same Ireland-domiciled fund — traded on different exchanges in different currencies. An American buys the S&P 500 as SPY or VOO; a European buys SXR8, the EUR line on Xetra; a Brit buys CSP1, the GBP line in London. This table maps every index we track to its fund version in each market. Click an index for the plain-words explainer, or a ticker for that fund's returns in its own currency.

IndexUS — USDEU — Xetra, EURUK — LSE, GBP
S&P 500 IndexSPYVOOIVVSXR8VUAASPYLCSP1
CRSP US Total Market IndexVTI——
Nasdaq-100 IndexQQQQQQMSXRVCNX1
MSCI ACWI IndexACWISPYYIUSQSSAC
MSCI ACWI IMI Index—SPYI—
FTSE Global All Cap IndexVT——
FTSE All-World Index—VWCEVWRP
Solactive GBS Global Markets Large & Mid Cap Index—WEBN—
FTSE All-World High Dividend Yield Index—VGWDVHYL
Dow Jones U.S. Dividend 100 IndexSCHD——
CRSP US Large Cap Value IndexVTV——
CRSP US Large Cap Growth IndexVUG——
Dow Jones U.S. Large-Cap Growth Total Stock Market IndexSCHG——
MSCI US IMI Information Technology 25/50 IndexVGT——
S&P 500 Momentum IndexSPMO——
MSCI USA Momentum SR Variant IndexMTUM——
S&P 500 Quality IndexSPHQ——
MSCI World Enhanced Value Index—IS3SIWFV
MSCI World Momentum Index—IS3RIWFM
MSCI World Sector Neutral Quality Index—IS3QIWFQ
MSCI World IndexURTHEUNLSWDA
FTSE Developed World Index—VGVFVHVG

A dash means we don't track a fund for that index in that market — not that none exists. Same row rarely means identical returns: each line earns returns in its own currency, so the EUR/USD and GBP/USD currency effects apply.