The S&P/TSX Composite rose around 1% to above the 30,350 mark on Monday, powered by gains in commodity producers, tech and financials after President Trump moved to de-escalate trade tensions with China ahead of a new round of talks in Malaysia. At the same time, hopes the long-running US government shutdown could end this week, after White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said a resolution was likely, added to risk appetite. Mega-cap Shopify led tech, rising more than 3%, while miners benefited as gold rebounded toward record highs, Agnico Eagle, Wheaton Precious, Barrick and Franco-Nevada advanced roughly 1.1%–2%. Financials and energy names also traded firmly in the green, rounding out a broad-based lift for the market.