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LVMH shares fall as shoppers spend less on luxury goods

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July 25, 2024

Disappointing figures from LVMH as shoppers reined in spending on handbags and champagne have hit the value of luxury goods firms amid fears of weak demand.

- Sarah Butler

LVMH shares fall as shoppers spend less on luxury goods

Shares in the French company, which owns Louis Vuitton, Dior and Tiffany, slid 4.4% yesterday morning asit revealed that sales in the key Asian markets, excluding Japan, were down 14% in the three months to June amid weak demand for Cognac in China and slowdowns in demand for fashion, watches, leather goods, perfumes and cosmetics.

Analysts said lower-priced goods, including some handbags, were performing worse than higher-priced items such as garments.

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