Stocks on the S&P/TSX Composite Index turned weak on Tuesday after a recovery attempt, with energy, technology, and materials sectors feeling the pressure. The index was down 0.55% at 31,309.71. Energy stocks like Imperial Oil and Vermilion Energy lost 3 to 4%, while technology stock Dye & Durham tanked over 10%. Healthcare stock Curaleaf Holdings surged nearly 7%, and real estate stocks like Granite Real Estate Investment gained 1 to 1.7%. US non-farm payroll employment rose by 64,000 jobs in November, with the unemployment rate ticking up to 4.6%. This data has raised concerns about the economy and potential Fed rate cuts.

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