China’s Luxury Market Set to Rebound Following Plummeting Sales

China’s Luxury Slump Eases in 2025 as Shoppers Shift to Domestic Market

China’s Luxury Slump Eases in 2025 as Shoppers Shift to Domestic Market - Bain report shows contraction slowed to 3%-5% in 2025 with growth returning in the fourth quarter, while spending shifted back to domestic channels

China’s luxury market set to rebound following plummeting sales

China’s luxury market is expected to rebound in 2026, a reprieve for European fashion houses heavily reliant on the giant market. Premium spending in China — which consultancy Bain said has become the “cornerstone of luxury market growth” — plummeted last year, dragging down firms’ share prices: LVMH’s has fallen by almost a quarter in the last 12 months, wiping more than $100 billion off its valuation. China’s slowdown and a slumping real estat…

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China’s Luxury Market Primed for Modest Rebound in 2026: A Bain & Company Insight

read the original version on: www.retailnews.asia China’s personal luxury goods market is anticipated to experience moderate growth in 2026, according to global management consulting firm, Bain & Company. However, they also caution that this recovery may be unstable and variegated across various brands and product categories. A Fragile Recovery In 2025, China’s luxury market contracted by 3-5%, showing some recuperation after […] The post China’…

China luxury market forecast to rebound in 2026: Bain

This is due to a growing middle class, rising consumer confidence and policy measures that spur domestic consumption

China's personal luxury market contracts 3%-5% in 2025 but shows signs of recovery

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