LVMH has witnessed a strong rebound in its
watch and jewelry sales during the
latest quarter with the momentum carrying into
January according to
NBC.
This recovery marks a positive shift after a year of declines for the
luxury conglomerate’s
watches and jewelry division.
Sales reportedly increased by 3% in the most recent period outperforming other segments like
fashion and leather goods which saw a
1% decrease.
The optimism is echoed by several brand CEOs who attribute the upturn to a resurgence in
consumer confidence particularly among
American high-end shoppers
post-election.
Anthony Ledru of
Tiffany & Co. noted that clarity after the
U.S. presidential election has bolstered consumer confidence aiding the sector’s recovery.
Public discussions have highlighted this turnaround as a potential sign of broader
economic stability though some caution against over-optimism given
global economic uncertainties.
There’s acknowledgment that while luxury watch and jewelry markets are recovering the threat of
U.S. tariffs on European goods could pose future risks.
Commentators also discuss the role of
new product launches and
strategic brand partnerships like
TAG Heuer’s with
Formula 1 in driving sales and brand visibility.
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