In SBI Securities' weekly ranking by sales value, FANG+ fell while World's Best and WCM rose. The period covered was 14 to 18 September 2026, with notable moves in global equity funds and NASDAQ 100-linked funds.
In SBI Securities' weekly ranking by sales value for 14 to 18 September, the top 2 were the same as the previous week: All Country (eMAXIS Slim All Country) and a US equity fund linked to the S&P 500. World's Best jumped to third place from seventh the previous week. SBI NASDAQ100 Index Fund rose to sixth place and entered the top 10.
Meanwhile, iFreeNEXT FANG+ Index, which had ranked fifth the previous week, fell to 10th place, while SBI iShares Gold Fund, previously ranked 10th, dropped out of the top 10. This represented a decline in FANG+'s relative popularity.
The article describes changes in market popularity during the period in light of trends in ETFs and funds and monetary policy developments in Japan and the US. In the third week of September, the US FOMC's decision to raise rates and the Bank of Japan's rate-hike policy were reported, and a decline in the popularity of Japanese equity funds was noted in some quarters.
The period covered was 14 to 18 September 2026. The article organizes ranking trends based on specific fund names and changes in their rankings.
Readers monitoring the popularity of equity funds such as S&B Securities may also find the evolution of similar sales rankings useful as reference information.