On July 1, Nokia fell 3.24% in pre-market trading, trading at $12.83/share, with turnover of $30.23 million. The decline was triggered by the disclosure that large asset management firm FMR LLC has reduced its voting rights in Nokia to below 5%, sending a clear institutional de-risking signal that weighed on market sentiment.

The institutional reduction comes as Nokia has been in a sustained sell-the-news pattern following a series of AI network partnership announcements with Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud in late June. From June 26 to June 29, the stock accumulated losses exceeding 15% as profit-taking pressure intensified, and selling momentum has continued into the current session.

Meanwhile, the broader Communication Equipment sector is under collective pressure, with Lumentum down 4.55%, Ciena down 3.99%, Arista Networks down 3.39%, and Applied Optoelectronics down 2.98%, amplifying downside pressure through sector-wide linkage effects.

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