"The S&P 500 closed up approximately 2.4% near 6,496, while the Nasdaq Composite gained roughly 3.3% to around 21,475, indicating a strong market response to geopolitical news."
"President Trump signaled a willingness to end U.S. military operations in Iran, which, along with Iran's openness to negotiate, catalyzed the market's positive movement."
"Despite the rally, the S&P 500 ended Q1 down roughly 7%, its worst quarter since 2022, impacted by oil-driven inflation fears and a tech pullback."
"Gold traded between $4,500 and $4,681 per ounce, while silver posted gains of 37% in spot and futures markets, reflecting safe-haven buying amid market volatility."
The S&P 500 rose 2.4% to 6,496, while the Nasdaq Composite gained 3.3% to 21,475. The Dow Jones increased by 2.1% to 46,176. President Trump's indication to end military operations in Iran contributed to the market's positive movement. Despite this bounce, the S&P 500 ended Q1 down approximately 7%, marking its worst quarter since 2022. Oil prices remained high, with WTI crude around $101-$102 per barrel. Gold and silver saw significant gains, while Bitcoin and Ethereum also rose as risk appetite returned.
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