关税动荡与美元疲软双重打击 诺基亚(NOK.US)下调全年利润指引

Group 1 - Nokia has lowered its profit guidance for 2025 due to a weaker dollar and trade tariff issues, now expecting operating profit between €1.6 billion and €2.1 billion, down from a previous forecast of €1.9 billion to €2.4 billion [1] - The adjustment in guidance highlights the impact of the trade war initiated by the Trump administration, affecting supply chains and economic conditions across various industries, particularly for network equipment manufacturers like Nokia and Ericsson [1] - Nokia's stock price fell by 8.2% to €3.77 in Helsinki, marking the largest intraday drop since April 24, while its US shares dropped by 6.11% [1] Group 2 - The company anticipates a loss of approximately €230 million due to currency fluctuations, particularly the dollar exchange rate, and expects tariffs to reduce its annual operating profit by €50 million to €80 million [1] - For the second quarter, Nokia estimates net sales of about €4.55 billion, showing slight growth year-on-year but falling short of analyst expectations of €4.8 billion [2] - Citigroup analyst Andrew Gardiner noted that while market sentiment may be negatively affected, the primary reasons being currency and tariff risks may not be as severe as potential demand or profit issues [2]