Around 20 ETFs Listed on U.S. Exchanges Sept. 10–17, 2026

U.S. exchanges listed about 20 new exchange-traded funds between Sept. 10 and Sept. 17, 2026. The week’s activity included three T. Rowe Price launches: the T. Rowe Price Small Cap ETF (TSEE), the Mid Cap Equity Research ETF (TMID) and the Biotech ETF (TDNA).

Other equity and thematic launches included the 800VDC AI Datacenter Ecosystem ETF (HUMM), the China AI ETF (AICH), the KICK Korea Semiconductor Index ETF (KCHP) and the Global X MLCC & Electronic Components ETF (MLCC). Asset managers that listed equity-focused products during the period included Astoria (Astoria International Quality Growth Kings ETF, IQGR), MarketDesk (MarketDesk International Momentum ETF, XUSM) and Lone Peak (Lone Peak SMID Value ETF, LPSV). Janus Henderson listed the International Core Alpha ETF (JINT).

Fixed-income and income-oriented ETFs were a notable part of the slate. Invesco listed the BulletShares 2036 Municipal Bond ETF (BSMA). Nuveen introduced the Impact Bond ETF (NUIB). TCW listed the Securitized Income ETF (TIZE). Schroders added an Autocallable Ladder Income ETF (SALI). MFS launched two actively managed short-duration products: the Active Short Muni Bond ETF (MFSX) and the Active Short Duration Income ETF (MFSD).

Managers also brought leveraged and data-driven structures to market. Yorkville America listed the 2X Long MANGOS Plus Daily Target ETF (MNGZ), which provides daily leveraged exposure. Goldman Sachs listed two data-enhanced equity ETFs: the Data Enhanced Emerging Markets Equity ETF (GEMQ) and the Data Enhanced International Equity ETF (GIEQ).

Listings appeared on multiple U.S. exchanges, with several funds quoted on NYSE Arca and others trading under the tickers provided by their issuers. The funds span active and passive management, multiple asset classes and a range of strategies focused on sector, thematic, small- and mid-cap, international and fixed-income exposures.

Separate compilations tracked Canadian ETF launches for August and global ETF launches for the Sept. 10–17 period.