Abstract
Large Japanese gaming companies, including Nintendo, Sony and Bandai Namko, are facing a significant decline in their share prices.
Japanese markets began this morning and investors started eliminating stock in response to Donald Trump’s global prices.
Japan is responding to diplomatic response to the United States prices.
In response to Donald Trump’s global trade prices, Nintendo, Sony, Bandai Namko and several other major Japanese companies are watching drops in their share price prices. The revenue, which began on April 5, has given rise to the global economic crisis as stock markets have reacted to the United States’s extraordinary economic uncertainty.
S&P 500 priced, a stock market index that detects the performance of 500 leading companies on the United States stock exchanges, has since decreased by 12 % since prices have been confirmed. Dow Jones, an index that tracks 30 companies based in the United States, is less than 10 %.
The end of the market.
In Japan, which has been set a 24 % tariff rate, large gaming companies are starting to feel pressure. Nintendo, which has just unveiled Switch 2, has seen a decrease in stock prices by about 8 % after the markets opened this morning. In addition to the prices, Nintendo Nintendo Switch 2 and its sports prices are also dissatisfied.
Sony’s stock is less than 10 % despite the recent memory in the memory than the company’s success. Sony has still risen by 17 % for this year, as the market was still in a strong position before Trump’s prices. Death Standing 2: On the beach, UT’s past and days went back to Sony’s first party release.
Bandai Namko’s stock prices are less than 7 % today, but for this year the amazing 57 % is still an increase. Company Little Draw Dream 3 and Eldon Color: Night Traigan is publishing.
Other major Japanese gaming companies affected by the price include Konami (less than 5 %), seganel (less than 7 %), no texo (5 % down) and cap work (less than 6 %).
Japan is trying to avoid direct confrontation with the United States about prices, Prime Minister Shigro said, adding that Japan will be willing to create jobs in the United States, provided the revenue is reduced or removed. Other circle powers, including Canada and China, have already announced aggressive response measures, the latter has imposed only 34 % of the tariffs on all imports from the United States.
