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Berenberg analysts are telling investors to sell any rally in luxury stocks, arguing that the sector is still facing entrenched growth challenges rather than a clean return to momentum. The team led by Nick Anderson, who called the end of the luxury sector'...
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European luxury stocks rally, fueled by LVMH and Kering upgrades By ... European luxury stocks got a boost on Tuesday after HSBC Holdings Plc upgraded sector heavyweights LVMH and Kering SA on the expectation of a Chinese consumer comeback. Analysts led by...
China Remains the Central Pillar of the Luxury Sector for the Coming Years According to Berenberg, three key issues will determine the outcome for luxury in 2026: Chinese and American consumers, as well as changes among creative directors. First, the financ...
Published on 01/07/2026 at 09:35 am EST MarketScreener.com - Translated by Marketscreener - See original On Wednesday, luxury stocks failed to dazzle following the release of a pessimistic sector note by Berenberg. Kering posted the biggest drop on the CAC...
Investing.com -- European luxury goods companies are poised for recovery in 2026 after two years of stagnant sales and earnings declines of roughly 20%, according to a recent UBS report analyzing the sector's outlook. UBS projects 5% organic sales growth fo...
PARIS (Reuters) -LVMH and Kering are expected to report another drop in quarterly sales, deepening investor worries about a prolonged downturn in the $400 billion luxury market as brands face the threat of hefty U.S. import tariffs. The results, kicking off...
Luxury bulls finally have something to celebrate. LVMH MC, the sector's $310 billion bellwether, late on Tuesday reported a 1% year-on-year sales increase for the third quarter of 2025, beating analysts' expectations of no growth. That modest uptick, driven...
PARIS, Jan 27 (Reuters) – Investors are hopeful LVMH’s annual results on Tuesday will show further signs the luxury giant is recovering after a lengthy slowdown, but they also want more action from CEO Bernard Arnault to win back shoppers alienated by hefty...
It’s the latest sign the country’s almost three-year luxury slump may be over. But investors betting on a swift bounce back may be disappointed. Many Chinese consumers are still grappling with the housing market crash and, among the young, unemployment. Con...
Rental levels have continued to rise through 2024 with further upward pressure on retail rents across Europe. ... 4 EUROPEAN LUXURY RETAIL REPORT 2025 3 CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD ... • As a result of enduring demand and ongoing constraint in supply, rental growth...
New research from Savills shows that around 50% of European prime luxury streets are looking at potential rental growth over the coming year, underpinned by persistent supply constraints and sustained occupier demand for core locations. Across the 27 core l...
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