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iShares USD TIPS UCITS ETF USD (Acc)

iShares USD TIPS ETF tracks US inflation-linked government bonds (TIPS), providing USD investors with a hedge against rising consumer prices.

ISIN IE00B1FZSC47TER 0.1% TERInception 08 Dec 2006Policy AccumulatingProvider iShares

See below how EuroFolio members build portfolios around ITPS, and which ETFs they most commonly pair with it.

How EuroFolio members use ITPS

The iShares USD TIPS UCITS ETF is consistently paired with global equities like VWRA and IMIE, precious metals such as EGLN, and broad commodities like CMOD. These portfolios typically allocate between 5 percent and 10 percent to ITPS, positioning it as a tactical inflation hedge rather than a core holding. By combining inflation-linked bonds with growth-oriented equity ETFs and gold, these investors aim to dampen the volatility of their portfolios during periods of rising consumer prices while maintaining exposure to long-term market appreciation.

Patterns across top-rated EuroFolio portfolios reveal that ITPS is primarily utilized as a defensive stabilizer within multi-asset strategies. User user-9ue1hg consistently maintains a 5 percent allocation to ITPS across both their high-performing Balanced and UCITS portfolios, suggesting it serves as a reliable anchor alongside more aggressive thematic equity bets like DFEN and SXLE. Meanwhile, the Crescita Protetta portfolio by user-whnqky doubles this exposure to 10 percent, integrating ITPS more deeply with government bond funds like VGEA and VAGT to prioritize capital preservation alongside a 60 percent equity base. In both approaches, ITPS functions as a low-correlation buffer that helps manage drawdown risk in diverse market environments.

AI analysis of below portfolio data from our community only · Not investment advice · Apr 2026

Fund Details
Index TrackedBloomberg US Government Inflation-Linked Bond
ReplicationPhysical
StrategyLong-only
Currency RiskCurrency unhedged
Fund DomicileIreland
Fund CurrencyUSD