Key Highlights

  • HTTP (ASX:HTTP) gives currency-hedged exposure to 90 US technology companies, with the hedge set to AUD.
  • Nvidia (16.58%), Apple (15.90%) and Microsoft (12.25%) are the largest holdings.
  • Technology makes up 80.47% of the portfolio, with communication services at 19.05%.
  • The fund was admitted to the ASX on 15 September 2026.

ETFS US Technology Currency Hedged ETF (ASX:HTTP) recorded no trades during the session on 30 October 2026, with the last price at $10.48 and a bid-offer range of $9.68 to $9.73. HTTP offers hedged exposure to large US technology companies, with the US dollar converted to Australian dollars. The fund was admitted to the ASX on 15 September 2026 and is benchmarked to the Solactive US Technology Hgd TR AUD index.

Fund Details

The ISIN is AU0000484560 and the fund's units are priced in Australian dollars. Because the fund was admitted recently, its unit count and fund size are not established in this article.

The product sits in the Equity World Other category, with the currency hedge applied to the technology index.

Stock Exposure and Sector Mix

The largest holdings are Nvidia at 16.58%, Apple at 15.90%, Microsoft at 12.25%, Alphabet's first share class at 6.71%, its second at 5.75%, Broadcom at 5.33%, Meta at 4.89%, Micron at 3.46%, AMD at 2.69% and Cisco at 1.44%. The top ten make up 75.06%, and the fund holds 90 companies.

Sector weights are technology 80.47%, communication services 19.05% and financial services 0.49%. Exposure is 99.54% United States, with small positions in China, Mexico and Switzerland, and 99.94% of holdings are valued above $1 billion.

Session Trading

No units changed hands during the session, and the day range was not established. The last price remained at $10.48.

How the Portfolio Is Built

The fund holds the technology index's constituents in line with their weights and applies a currency hedge to remove the US dollar from the Australian dollar return. Because the largest companies carry much of the weight, the stock mix is concentrated in a small number of large technology names.

What the Exposure Means

HTTP gives a hedged, technology-only stock exposure to large US companies, with the three largest names making up almost half the portfolio. Its recent admission and absence of session trades mean investors should confirm its trading capacity before considering it.