As the Japanese yen reached a three-year low against the Euro, Nintendo’s share prices have soared as a result.
They jumped upward by 11 percent to settle on 11,850 yen, which is the company’s largest gain since 2008.
Whilst a positive sign for company value, it was largely made possible through the fact that Europe accounts for a third of its sales, exporters such as Nippon Sheet Glass also benefitting.
[Thanks Bloomberg]
Nintendo shares soar by 11 percent
