Luxury stocks hit lowest level in years as China demand collapses.
Stocks for Europe's most famous luxury brands are plummeting to their lowest level in years as Chinese customers cut back purchases and the industry revalues.
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Fresh today 7 new items in the 06:00 utc editionJump to the new edition ↓Stocks for Europe's most famous luxury brands are plummeting to their lowest level in years as Chinese customers cut back purchases and the industry revalues.
The owner of Gucci, Bottega Veneta and other high-end labels booked a 1% decrease in revenue as the luxury market continues to see a sharp drop in demand. Gucci's revenues dropped 6 percent at constant exchange rates.
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An unusual phenomenon is unfolding in the global luxury fashion sector, with fast fashion companies overtaking luxury brands in price-to-earnings ratios, with LVMH's P/E falling 30% below Zara.
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