Japanese automaker Nissan says it reduced losses for the fiscal year through March. But it remained in the red, battered by U.S. tariffs, inflation and intensifying competition. Nissan reported a 533 billion yen, or $3.4 billion, loss Wednesday, compared to the 670.9 billion yen in red ink racked up the previous fiscal year. Annual sales fell 5%.
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