Japanese automaker Nissan reports it has reduced its losses for the fiscal year ended March and expects to return to profit. Multiple outlets cite Nissan’s statement that the company narrowed its deficit over the period, indicating progress toward financial stabilization. While the reports do not provide detailed figures in the excerpts, they agree on the overall direction of Nissan’s results: losses are smaller than in the prior fiscal year and management anticipates profitability after the current round of performance. The coverage frames the announcement as a step in Nissan’s broader efforts to improve financial outcomes, but it does not include new policy moves, restructuring details, or guidance beyond the expectation of returning to profit. The reports consistently attribute the improvement to Nissan’s own assessment of its fiscal-year performance through March, and they treat the forecast as conditional on continued trends into the next fiscal period. No source in the provided material disputes Nissan’s projections or offers alternative interpretations.