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Nissan: impairments and red ink mark new CEO’s start

A range of measures to mitigate tariff disruption are under evaluation but there is no positive scenario for this year's profitability. By Jonathan Storey

Our introductions to Nissan's results for Q2 and for Q3 were identical as we commented that "its fiscal year is not getting any better, nor for that matter is its forecasting ability." Unfortunately both parts of that comment apply equally well to Q4.

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