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Luxury Market Slowdown Linked to Decline in Middle-Class Spending

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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What happened

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Luxury executives are facing a market slowdown despite high-profile runway shows in Milan and Paris. This decline is reportedly linked to studies by Bain and other consultancies finding that middle-class shoppers are spending less on luxury products. The market pressure is compounded by the ongoing war in the Middle East, which is squeezing shoppers' budgets.

From 933thedrive.com

Why it matters

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The luxury sector is under pressure to justify high investments in shows that can cost up to €10 million. This environment requires brands to entice shoppers with new designs and exclusive experiences to maintain sales.

From 933thedrive.com

Who's involved

  • Deloitte AdvisoryDeloitte Advisory, a Czech company, is involved in advising on luxury market trends.
  • BainBain, a South Korean singer, is cited in studies regarding the decline in middle-class spending.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Deloitte AdvisorySpeculative

    Deloitte Advisory might see its clients face revenue challenges due to the market slowdown.

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The entities involved

  • Bain

    South Korean singer

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Coverage

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