DFC Intelligence has adjusted its 2025 sales forecast for Nintendo's Switch 2 video game console from 17 million to 15 million units, primarily due to uncertainty surrounding US tariffs. Despite this cut, the Switch 2 is still set to be the fastest-selling console in history. Following the announcement, Nintendo's stock fell by 4.3%, reflecting broader market concerns related to Trump's tariffs. Meanwhile, an indefinite delay on US preorders was issued due to the 46% tariff on goods from Vietnam, where production has shifted from China.
Nintendo's upcoming Switch 2 faces uncertainty in sales forecasts due to US tariffs, with DFC Intelligence lowering projections to 15 million units for 2025.
Nintendo's stock dropped 4.3% after DFC Intelligence revised the Switch 2 sales forecast, reflecting broader market tensions linked to trade policies.
The delay in preorders and potential tariff-induced price increases may lead to reduced consumer interest in purchasing the new Switch 2 console.
Vietnam's proposal to remove tariffs could ease production challenges as Nintendo continues to navigate the economic impact of trade relations with the US.
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