The following American Funds mutual funds, Capital Group exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and public-private interval funds, paid a midyear capital gain distribution in June. The distribution amounts were based on gains and losses realized through the end of each fund's most recent fiscal year. The funds' long-term approach to investing means that the capital gains realized in a particular year can be the result of an investment held over an extended period of time. See the table below for details.
The mutual funds, ETFs and public-private interval funds not listed below did not pay a midyear capital gain distribution in June.
2026 midyear capital gain distributions
*Short-term capital gains are treated as ordinary income for tax purposes.
Read our Capital gains FAQ to learn about capital gain distributions and how they can affect your account.
The guidelines and procedures provided in the Account Resource Center may not apply to networked accounts or accounts not directly held by American Funds. The guidelines and procedures provided also apply only to those retirement accounts or Coverdell ESAs invested in American Funds with Capital Bank and Trust Company (CB&T) as custodian. The guidelines and procedures provided in the Account Resource Center do not apply to plans held in our retirement plan solutions — PlanPremier, PlanPremier-TPA or RecordkeeperDirect. Information on the Account Resource Center may change periodically, and previously printed information may not be current. Please refer to capitalgroup.com for the most current information available.
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