iShares Diversified Commodity Swap UCITS ETF
iShares Diversified Commodity Swap ETF tracks the broad Bloomberg Commodity Index via futures, covering energy, metals, and agriculture for commodity investors.
See below how EuroFolio members build portfolios around SXRS, and which ETFs they most commonly pair with it.
SXRS is most frequently paired with broad global equity ETFs and precious metals, particularly gold. Equity allocations dominate, with holdings like QDVE, ZPRV, and VWCE appearing in several portfolios at weights between 15% and 35%. Gold, via 4GLD or EWG2, typically sits at 8% to 20%, while bonds such as DBXF or EUNA appear at 10% to 27%. SXRS itself is usually a smaller satellite position, ranging from 3% to 20%, with most portfolios allocating between 6% and 12%. This mix suggests SXRS serves as a diversifier alongside equities and bonds, adding commodity exposure to reduce overall volatility and drawdowns, as seen in portfolios like All Weather with a 7.8% volatility and 12.2% max drawdown.
The community uses SXRS as a tactical complement rather than a core holding. User-moch98 consistently allocates 10% across three variations, while user-qtmd2q also uses 10% in both All Weather portfolios. Higher allocations appear in more aggressive strategies, such as user-0ovu6o's 20% commodity-heavy portfolio with a 20.7% return, and user-piy4l9's 12% alongside Bitcoin. Lower weights, like user-kofyg6's 3%, show SXRS as a minor enhancer. The pattern indicates members favor a modest 7-12% commodity slice to boost returns and hedge inflation, while relying on equities for growth and bonds or gold for stability, as reflected in the Sharpe ratios ranging from 0.85 to 1.51.
AI analysis of below portfolio data from our community only · Not investment advice · Sept 2026