
Trade Tensions Dampen 2025 Luxury Market Outlook
The escalating trade war between the US and China is casting a shadow over the luxury market’s hopes for a rebound in 2025. With both nations increasing tariffs, the luxury sector faces a projected 2% decline in revenue, reversing earlier growth forecasts. This economic strain is intensified by shaky consumer confidence and the unpredictability of trade policies. While most luxury brands are expected to experience downturns, Hermès remains an exception, likely to maintain its growth trajectory. The industry braces for a challenging year, with the broader economic implications of these tariffs adding to the uncertainty.
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Analyzing the Luxury and Beauty Sectors: A Cautious Outlook for 2024 and Beyond
The luxury and beauty sectors are currently navigating a challenging landscape, marked by reduced growth forecasts and evolving consumer behaviors, particularly in China. As 2024 progresses, the luxury goods market faces one of its most difficult years, with anticipated growth dropping to just 2.8%. Similarly, the beauty industry is impacted by a slowdown in Chinese economic activity and a shift towards domestic brands. Both sectors are adapting by focusing on strategic markets and innovation in products and marketing, hoping for a gradual recovery starting in 2025.
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