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S&P 500 erases Iran war losses as deal hopes lift all XEQT sleeves
The S&P 500 climbed 1.02% to close at 6,886.24, erasing all of its losses since the start of the Iran war, as President Trump signalled that Iran still wanted to reach a deal despite a breakdown in peace talks and a U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Software stocks led the Nasdaq up 1.23%, with Q1 earnings season also beginning to provide a positive backdrop. That U.S. recovery was the dominant force in XEQT's 0.46% advance on Monday, with Canada adding further support and international developed markets providing only a modest lift as European equities closed lower earlier in the day.