IEF holdings by issuer, coupon and maturity

IEF holds 16 positions from 1 issuer in its SEC Form N-PORT for the period ended 2026-05-31, filed 2026-07-24. The largest kinds are US Treasury notes and bonds at 98.2% of net assets and money market funds at 1.1%. Its debt averages a 4.16% coupon and 8.4 years to maturity, and its filing gives a duration of 6.99 years.

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IEFiShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETFFixed income ETF, iShares, 16 positions
Last close, 2026-10-12
$89.43 +0.03%
52-week range 88.92 to 97.99
Largest issuer, N-PORT 2026-05-31
United States Treasury
98.21% of net assets, 15 lines
Average coupon
4.16%
weighted, over its debt
Average maturity
8.4 years
weighted, to final maturity
Duration
6.99 years
from its filing's rate sensitivity
US Treasury and agency debt
98.2%
of net assets
Cost per year
0.15%
$15 a year on $10,000

What does IEF hold, from its SEC Form N-PORT for the period ended 2026-05-31?

Kind of holdingOf net assetsWeight bar
US Treasury notes and bonds98.21%
Money market funds1.09%

IEF's holdings are from its SEC Form N-PORT for the period ended 2026-05-31, filed 2026-07-24; a newer filing replaces it when the nightly read of EDGAR finds one. All 1 of its issuers and all its lines are in the fund's JSON file.

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Which issuers does IEF hold the most of?

The largest issuer is United States Treasury at 98.21% of net assets in 15 lines.

RankIssuerOf net assetsLinesWeight bar
1United States Treasury98.21%15

When does IEF's debt mature?

The most weight, 90.7% of net assets, matures in 7 to 10 years; the average maturity is 8.4 years.

Time to maturityOf net assetsWeight bar
5 to 7 years7.48%
7 to 10 years90.74%

Where are IEF's issuers based?

By the country of each issuer: United States 98.2% of net assets.

Country of the issuerOf net assetsWeight bar
United States98.21%

IEF's largest lines

IssuerKindCouponMaturityOf net assets
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds4.125%2036-02-159.54%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds4%2034-02-158.78%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds4.625%2035-02-158.75%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds4.5%2033-11-158.73%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds4.25%2035-08-158.71%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds4.25%2034-11-158.63%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds4%2035-11-158.53%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds4.375%2034-05-158.31%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds4.25%2035-05-158.22%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds3.875%2034-08-156.73%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds3.875%2033-08-155.80%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds3.375%2033-05-155.32%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds4.25%2033-03-311.47%
BlackRock Funds IIIMoney market fundsnonenone1.09%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds3.75%2033-02-280.38%
United States TreasuryUS Treasury notes and bonds3.5%2033-02-150.30%

The 16 largest lines.

Which bond ETFs with a page here share IEF's issuers?

Ranked by the lower of its issuer and maturity overlaps, BIV shares the most with IEF: 55.3% of their weight by issuer, in 1 issuer both hold, and 55.8% by time to maturity. BIL shares more by issuer, 98.2%, and none by time to maturity.

ETFOverlap by issuerBy time to maturityIssuers in bothAverage maturity
BIV55.3%55.8%17.5 years
SCHP98.2%30.3%17.2 years
VGIT98.2%28.0%15.5 years
TIP98.2%26.6%16.9 years
IUSB39.5%17.7%111.8 years
BND48.1%17.2%111.7 years
AGG45.7%16.7%112.5 years
GOVT98.2%15.9%17.4 years
JPST4.6%4.6%12.1 years
BSV69.0%1.5%12.9 years
VCSH0.9%5.5%13.5 years
VCIT0.2%62.1%18.1 years

From each fund's SEC Form N-PORT: AGG, IEF, JPST, VCIT, VCSH and VGIT for the period ended 2026-05-31, BIV, BND, BSV and SCHP 2026-06-30, GOVT, IUSB and TIP 2026-07-31. The issuer figures count the 1,000 largest of IUSB's 3,459 issuers, 91.7% of its net assets, and the 1,000 largest of BND's 1,778 issuers, 97.9% of its net assets, and the 1,000 largest of AGG's 1,355 issuers, 98.0% of its net assets. How the two overlaps are measured.

Cost, returns and risk

Expense ratio0.15%
Total return, 1 year-4.5%
Total return, 3 years cumulative11.8%
Total return, 5 years cumulative-8.5%
Volatility, annualised6.3%
Worst fall, 3 years-6.7%
Beta against SPY, 3 years of weekly returns0.03

The expense ratio is reference data, from IEF's SEC filing of 2026-06-18; every other figure is computed here from weekly closes through 2026-10-12.

How it moves with the market

AgainstCorrelation, 3 yearsCovariance, annualised, in percent squared
SPY0.06barely linked5
QQQ0.02barely linked2

Weekly total returns. What the bands mean.

Year by year

YearTotal return
2026-4.2%
20258.0%
2024-0.6%
20233.6%
2022-15.2%

Where to go next

Holdings from IEF's SEC Form N-PORT for the period ended 2026-05-31, filed 2026-07-24. Prices through 2026-10-12. How these figures are read. Measurements, not investment advice.

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