The S&P/TSX Composite rose 0.6% to close at a record 33,595 on Thursday, as a broad commodity-led advance in energy and gold miners offset mixed financials and weakness in asset managers. Crude’s rebound lifted producers across the board, with Cenovus Energy jumping 4%, Imperial Oil up 2%, Canadian Natural Resources gaining 2% and Suncor Energy advancing 1.7%, amid higher prices amid Middle East supply risks. Gold miners also added support with bullion holding above $5,000, as Agnico Eagle Mines rose 1.7% and Barrick Gold edged 0.6% higher. Financials were mixed rather than a drag, with Bank of Montreal up 0.8% and CIBC gaining 1.6% while Royal Bank of Canada was flat. In technology, Shopify climbed 1.8%, helping counter a 2.6% drop in Brookfield.