On August 27, Nokia Oyj rose 3.27% in pre-market trading, trading at 10.74 USD/share, with turnover of 32.06 million USD. The stock has continued to recover after previously declining 3.33% on news of the company's planned withdrawal from China.

On the news front, Nokia was previously reported to be significantly scaling back its China operations by year-end, closing its Hangzhou R&D center and cutting approximately 1,600 jobs, with offices in Beijing, Chengdu, Qingdao, and Shanghai set to be shuttered sequentially, retaining only after-sales service functions. This negative catalyst has now been largely absorbed by the market, with the stock posting consecutive sessions of recovery.

Meanwhile, the communication equipment sector extended its rebound, with Applied Optoelectronics up 5.88%, Lumentum up 3.71%, and Ciena up 2.96%, as improving industry sentiment provided additional support. Furthermore, Nokia recently retained its top position in Omdia's global mobile core network portfolio competitiveness ranking, underscoring continued fundamental strength.

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