The S&P/TSX Composite rose about 1% to sit above the 30,200 mark on Monday as progress toward ending the US government shutdown lifted risk appetite and higher commodity prices provided a clear tailwind for exporters. The US Senate passed a procedural measure to advance a bill to reopen federal operations, which eased safe haven flows and bolstered global demand expectations. Stronger gold and oil prices helped underpin Canadian producers, many of which finished last week with gains. Major miners led the advance with Barrick Mining jumping more than 7% and Agnico Eagle and Wheaton Precious Metals each adding over 2% as bullion rallied. Tech added to the upside with Celestica up over 5% and Shopify gaining more than 3%, and financials also traded firmly higher.