Hermès, Kering, and Louis Vuitton are competing in the luxury goods market amid analyst downgrades.
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Updated Oct 13
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Hermès, Kering, and Louis Vuitton are competing in the luxury goods market amid analyst downgrades.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.China sales slump signals pullback from high spenders, impacting luxury competitors.1 source
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Global luxury market growth is slowing amid economic uncertainty, with LVMH securing 24.3% market share.Also in this story
- Prada, Holt Renfrew, and others are leveraging luxury retail partnerships and sustainable brand representation, including Levi's placements.
- The Asia luxury goods market is experiencing growth driven by a rising middle class and leveraging digital platforms.
The entities involved
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Hermès
French luxury goods manufacturer
- Luxury brands like Hermès and Loro Piana are currently gaining attention by being associated with high-profile clientele and celebrity fashion choices, including Kate Moss and David Beckham.
- Nationwide protests in France on October 18 targeted luxury stores, including Apple, Hermès, and Louis Vuitton, prompting arrests and condemnation from Macron.
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Kering
French business (1962-)
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Louis Vuitton
French fashion house and luxury retail company