On August 29, Nokia Oyj declined 3.12% in regular trading, trading at $10.26 per share, with turnover of $288 million.

The broader Communication Equipment sector came under significant selling pressure, with Ondas Holdings down 9.09%, Applied Optoelectronics down 5.64%, Lumentum down 5.87%, Arista Networks down 3.14%, and Cisco down 1.63%, reflecting a broad-based industry pullback that weighed on individual names including Nokia Oyj.

Additionally, Nokia Oyj had previously been reported to be substantially scaling back its China operations before year-end, including closing its Hangzhou R&D center and cutting approximately 1,600 jobs. While this negative catalyst had largely been priced in over prior sessions — during which the stock rebounded consecutively — the sector-wide weakness appears to have revived bearish sentiment around the news. Nokia Oyj had recently been ranked No. 1 in Omdia's global mobile core portfolio competitiveness report, providing fundamental support, though insufficient to offset the current sector headwinds.

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