It kept its full-year operating loss forecast at 100 billion yen.
The company said its operating loss forecast was unchanged at a loss of 95 billion yen (£735 million).
The results were in line with the 20 cent loss forecast by Wall Street analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial/First Call.
The 52,000 job loss forecast includes job losses in the private sector as well as the public sector.
The result can be seen in the continuing huge losses forecast for this year and next.
The most vulnerable crop turned out to be wheat, with the largest losses forecast in developing countries.
That's 39% of $5 trillion, or $2 trillion double the losses forecast for all financial institutions.
The expected cash drain includes $10 billion in automotive-related operating losses forecast for 2007 to 2009 and another $7 billion for restructuring costs, which includes plant closings and the 38,000 buyouts.
Nissan also revised its net loss forecast to ¥40 billion from a loss of ¥170 billion.
Intuit also narrowed its fourth-quarter loss forecast and raised the full-year forecast for profit per share.
