The global personal luxury goods market is likely to dip by 2 per cent to $381.74 billion this year, the latest Bain & Company Luxury Study found.
The forecast reflects continued strength in Japan, solidity in southern Europe and a progressively improving trajectory in the US, but also a rapid slowdown in China and challenges in South Korea.
Longer-term market growth should be solid, Bain noted.
The forecast reflects continued strength in Japan, solidity in southern Europe and a progressively improving trajectory in the US, but also a rapid slowdown in China and challenges in South Korea.
Longer-term market growth should be solid, Bain noted.