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Bar chart showing ATS Corp shares falling 27 percent in a single session on Thursday, August 6, 2026.

The TSX composite closed Thursday at 36,136.31, down just 10.11 points, as only two of ten sectors finished positive. ATS Corp's drop was the index's worst single-day move after the company missed quarterly estimates, while Celestica fell nearly 13% after pricing a discounted share offering. A blowout Canadian jobs report and a surprise US payrolls decline landed the same Friday morning, pointing TSX futures higher as softer US employment data eased pressure on Canadian financial stocks.

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