Nissan has lowered its profit forecast for the fiscal year ended in March due to missed global sales targets. The Japanese automaker revealed the adjustment on Thursday, cutting its 2023 net profit estimate from its initial $2.52 billion to $2.39 billion. The new forecast is lower by about 5% compared to the original, driven by a 14.5% reduction in Nissan's operating profit. The company attributed the sudden change to slow sales, which were driven by a multitude of factors. During a press conference, Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida cited aggressive competition in the U.S., where the car brand has struggled to retain...