The news release you provided announces the launch of the First Trust RBA Deglobalization ETF (ticker DGLO) and explains that the fund tracks the RBA U.S. Deglobalization Index. However, the release does not include any details about the index’s composition—specifically, the top holdings or the sector‑allocation breakdown.
To obtain that information you can:
Visit the ETF’s official page on First Trust’s website (or the fund’s fact sheet).
- Fact sheets for newly launched ETFs typically list the index’s top 10–15 holdings and the percentage exposure by sector (e.g., Energy, Materials, Industrials, etc.).
Check the RBA Index provider’s site (RBA Indices).
- The RBA U.S. Deglobalization Index methodology page usually publishes the current index constituents and sector weights, often with a “Top 10 Holdings” table and a “Sector Allocation” pie chart.
Look up the ETF on market data platforms such as Bloomberg, Morningstar, or Reuters.
- After the ETF’s first trading day, these services will display the index’s holdings and sector breakdown under the “Holdings” or “Composition” tab.
If you need a quick snapshot once the data is publicly available, the typical format you’ll see is:
| Top Holdings (approx. % of index) | Sector Allocation (approx. % of index) |
|---|---|
| Company A – 4.5% | Energy – 12% |
| Company B – 4.2% | Materials – 9% |
| Company C – 3.9% | Industrials – 15% |
| … | … |
Until the ETF’s fact sheet or the RBA index page is released, those specifics cannot be provided from the current news article. If you locate the ETF’s fact sheet (often posted within a few days of the launch) and share it here, I can help interpret the holdings and sector data for you.