Friday, December 16, 2016

Asia: Nintendo fell on the Super Mario-concern – Business

the Development was mixed on Friday and asian stock markets but with spin in the positive direction.

In Japan did the stock market and especially export-dependent sectors the support of the weakened yen in the wake of the u.s. Fed’s rate hike the other day. Automakers and elektronikproducenter belonged to the sectors traded up. Mazda Motor was up 1.9 percent and Nissan Motor 1%. Hitachi advanced over 2 per cent and Toshiba with 0.5 per cent. Overall, the steps the Nikkei index by 0.7% and reached its highest level since december 2015.

“the Yen weakened in such a speed that it looks like you praise in the three us interest rate hikes in the year. If current levels continue, it can lead to a 20% increase in earnings next fiscal year,” said Juichi Wako, a senior strategist at Nomura in Tokyo.

Nintendo-the stock continued, however, down for the fourth day in a row, on Friday with 4.2 per cent, on concerns about how the revenue model is built in the new Mario game for Iphone Super Mario Run, which just launched and which peaks nedladdningslistor in many countries.

The first three levels in the Super Mario Run is free and then it cost 9:99 dollars to unlock the remaining parts in the game. Thus differ the Super Mario Run from several of the world’s most profitable mobile game, but instead is free to play but to encourage purchases inside the games.

Nintendo shares have, however, a sharp kursökning behind previous years.

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