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XEQT TSX
iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio · by BlackRock iShares
iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio (XEQT) is a 100% equity all-in-one ETF that provides global stock market exposure in a single fund. One of Canada's most popular portfolio solutions.
About iShares Core Equity ETF Portfolio
XEQT is a one-ticket solution for investors who want 100% equity exposure globally. It holds four underlying iShares ETFs covering US (46%), Canadian (25%), international developed (24%), and emerging markets (5%) equities.
The Ultimate Set-and-Forget
XEQT automatically rebalances across global markets, making it ideal for investors who want maximum growth without the complexity of managing multiple ETFs.
Top holdings
Every holding links to its own page with a live price and the full list of funds that own it.
| # | Holding | Ticker | Sector | Weight | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | US Equities (XUU) | XUU | — | 46.00% | — |
| 2 | Canadian Equities (XIC) | XIC | — | 25.00% | — |
| 3 | International Equities (XEF) | XEF | — | 24.00% | — |
| 4 | Emerging Markets (IEMG) | IEMG | — | 5.00% | $82.42 0.70% |
Frequently asked questions
What is XEQT?
XEQT is iShares' 100% equity all-in-one ETF. It holds US, Canadian, international, and emerging market stocks in one fund — perfect for growth-focused investors.
XEQT vs VEQT?
Both are 100% equity all-in-one ETFs. XEQT has slightly more AUM (CAD 14.76B) and uses iShares underlying ETFs, while VEQT uses Vanguard underlying ETFs. Performance is very similar.
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