On June 26, Nokia fell 3.43% in pre-market trading, trading at $13.55/share, with turnover of $1.3778 million. The decline reflects concentrated profit-taking after the stock's prior rally on its Amazon Web Services partnership announcement was quickly digested by the market.

Nokia and AWS announced an expanded collaboration to build AI-driven autonomous network solutions, with Nokia's Autonomous Networks Fabric platform expected to launch on AWS later this year. The platform integrates AI, automation, digital twin simulations, and network management tools, leveraging Amazon Bedrock and Amazon SageMaker to help telecom operators automate operations. This news drove the stock up approximately 3% during the June 24-25 sessions, but the upside has now been fully priced in.

The pattern mirrors Nokia's earlier Google Cloud partnership, which embedded Gemini AI models into Nokia's network software suite and initially pushed shares up over 4% on June 22 before triggering a 7%+ selloff the following day. The broader communication equipment sector is also under pressure, with Applied Optoelectronics down 5.30%, Lumentum down 3.13%, and Ciena down 2.26%, amplifying short-term selling pressure on Nokia.

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