T. Rowe Price QM US Bond ETF
TAGG
Market cap $1.44B

42.78 USD

-0.05

0.12%

At close Aug 25, 4:00 PM EDT

1 day

-0.12%

5 days

0.19%

1 month

0.64%

3 months

1.66%

6 months

0.47%

Year to date

2.12%

1 year

-1.99%

5 years

-14.49%

10 years

-14.49%

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Funds holding %

of 7,428 funds

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Analysts bullish %

Fund manager confidence

Based on 2025 Q2 regulatory disclosures by fund managers ($100M+ AUM)

1,100% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 12 | Existing positions closed: 1

300% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 8 | Existing positions reduced: 2

92% more funds holding

Funds holding: 12 [Q1] → 23 (+11) [Q2]

84% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $692M [Q1] → $1.27B (+$583M) [Q2]

7.1% less ownership

Funds ownership: 51.68% [Q1] → 44.58% (-7.1%) [Q2]

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Research analyst outlook

We haven’t received any recent analyst ratings for TAGG.

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Financial journalist opinion

Based on 3 articles about TAGG published over the past 30 days

Active Bond ETF TAGG Up $1 Billion YTD

In a year in which the bond outlook has been very uncertain, active bond ETFs have picked up major interest. One in particular, the active bond ETF TAGG, has added more than $1 billion in net inflows since January 1st according to ETF Database data.

Active Bond ETF TAGG Up $1 Billion YTD

Are Markets Wrong About Inflation? Active Bond ETFs Can Help

Inflation dominated market narratives for months entering 2025, but has since been relegated below the fold. It may still be too soon to declare mission accomplished over inflation, however.

Are Markets Wrong About Inflation? Active Bond ETFs Can Help

As Interest Rate Outlook Grows Murkier, Try Active Bond ETFs

The Federal Reserve held rates once again to end July, but not without growing dissent among Fed governors. Indeed, the outlook on rates has grown more and more complicated, amid continued pressure from the Trump administration and persistent inflation in a steady market.

As Interest Rate Outlook Grows Murkier, Try Active Bond ETFs

What June's ETF Trends Tell Us

Advisors and investors showed strong interest in actively managed ETFs and municipal bond products in June according to VettaFi sentiment. While industrywide flows strong support the former, we think the latter is similarly compelling.

What June's ETF Trends Tell Us

Feeling Unsure About Rates? Consider Active ETFs

The Federal Reserve extended its wait-and-see interest rate policy at the June FOMC meeting. Officials also appear increasingly divided over the path of interest rates in the second half, prolonging investor and market uncertainty about second half outlooks.

Feeling Unsure About Rates? Consider Active ETFs

T. Rowe ETFs: Active Benefits at Competitive Prices

This year's market environment remains a favorable one for active ETFs, with approximately 40% of flows funneling into the strategies year-to-date. As investors increasingly look beyond benchmark constraints for opportunity, T.

T. Rowe ETFs: Active Benefits at Competitive Prices

2 Fundamental Benefits of Active Fixed Income ETFs

Advisors and investors seeking opportunities beyond passive bond benchmarks, or looking to reduce risk, would do well to consider active fixed income ETFs. In the mercurial markets of 2025, strategies that rely on fundamental analysis to construct portfolios while remaining flexible could prove beneficial.

2 Fundamental Benefits of Active Fixed Income ETFs

Refresh Your Core Bond Portfolio With Active TAGG

Ratcheting geopolitical tensions in the Middle East mid-June add another layer of risk in 2025. In a tumultuous year defined by ongoing volatility, uncertainty, and risks, actively managed strategies appear well-positioned.

Refresh Your Core Bond Portfolio With Active TAGG

As Tariff Uncertainty Compounds, Look to Active ETFs

Ongoing tariff-driven market volatility creates an environment of heightened investing risk heading into the summer months. New developments challenging the validity of the current U.S. tariff regime only further muddy already-obscure waters.

As Tariff Uncertainty Compounds, Look to Active ETFs

TAGG Delivers Active Benefits Within Core Bonds

Mounting concerns regarding growing U.S. government deficits and a volatile tariff policy create a challenging backdrop for U.S. bonds. Those investors looking to capture core bond exposure but with the benefits of active management should consider the T.

TAGG Delivers Active Benefits Within Core Bonds

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