On June 26, Nokia declined 3.08% overnight, trading at $13.55/share with turnover of $3.4588 million. The pullback follows multiple sessions of gains driven by back-to-back AI partnership announcements with Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud.

Nokia recently announced its Autonomous Networks Fabric platform would become available on AWS later this year, integrating AI, automation, digital twin simulations, and network management tools leveraging Amazon Bedrock and Amazon SageMaker to help telecom operators automate operations. Days earlier, Google Cloud expanded its deal with Nokia to embed Gemini AI models into Nokia Assurance Center, deploying six AI agents that could cut network issue resolution times by up to 80%. These catalysts drove the stock up over 4% intraday on June 22 and approximately 3% on June 24-25. However, the pattern mirrors the sharp 7.48% intraday selloff on June 23 when Google Cloud partnership gains were rapidly priced in and profit-taking emerged. With the stock trending lower from its June 3 high of $17.435 and multiple bullish catalysts now fully digested, selling pressure has resurfaced.

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