The S&P/TSX Composite Index swung between small gains and losses at the 26 570 level on Thursday, on the back of a broad resurgence in resource and interest-rate sensitive sectors, underpinned by dovish global monetary signals and firmer commodity prices. Base metal miners led the advance with Teck Resources, Ivanhoe Mines, and First Quantum adding over 3% each after copper futures climbed to three-month highs on US tariff concerns and Chinese stimulus hopes, while energy stocks like Cenovus and Canadian Natural recovered alongside a modest rebound in crude. At the same time heavyweight financials also traded firmly in positive territory. Conversely, technology mega-cap Shopify shedded over 4%, broadly offsetting the Toronto exchange’s momentum.