Flows ranking · global bond ETFs · money in

The global bond ETFs that took in the most

JPIB took in the most over twelve months to May 2026: $1.2bn.

Coverage
Twelve-month list: 14 funds with SEC filings for every month to May 2026, 79.4% of the group’s net assets
Rank change
Against the last edition of this list: the previous trading day for 1W and 1M, the previous month for 12M. "new" means not in the top 25 last time
How these lists are built
Measure
Net flow: money in less money out, in dollars, over the window, leaving any round trip aside

12 months · Jun 2025 to May 2026

From SEC filings · 13 funds · the last month every filer has reported

Filings run about 60 days behind, so this list ends at the latest month every fund in the group has filed, printed in the heading and the title. Rank change is against last month’s edition.

#FundNameNet flowShare of assetsRank change
1JPIBJPMorgan International Bond Opportunities ETF+$1.2bn·same
2DFGPDimensional Global Core Plus Fixed Income ETF+$1.0bn·same
3DFGXDimensional International Core Fixed Income ETF+$722m·same
4ISHGiShares 1-3 Year International Treasury Bond ETF+$506m·same
5DGCBDimensional Global Credit ETF+$420m·same
6IGOViShares International Treasury Bond ETF+$351m·same
7DFSBDimensional Global Sustainability Fixed Income ETF+$228m·▲ 3
8CGIBCapital Group International Bond ETF (USD-Hedged)+$205m·▲ 3
9PICBInvesco International Corporate Bond ETF+$204m·same
10WIPState Street SPDR FTSE International Government Inflation-+$174m·▲ 2
11IBNDState Street SPDR Bloomberg International Corporate Bond E+$151m·▼ 3
12BWXState Street SPDR Bloomberg International Treasury Bond ET+$113m·▼ 5
13FLIAFranklin International Aggregate Bond ETF+$79.7m·same
SEC Form N-PORT, item B.6, monthly, every fund with a filing for every month of the window.CSV
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ETFIQ, The global bond ETFs that took in the most, data as of Oct 8, 2026. https://etfiq.com/flows/rankings/segment/global/inflows/

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