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China’s luxury market shrinks 3%–5% in 2025 amid economic pressures, with domestic spending rising and younger shoppers boosting top brands.
China’s luxury market is projected to shrink 3% to 5% in 2025 after a 17% to 19% drop in 2024, with a gradual recovery expected in 2026.
Consumer caution persists due to economic pressures, leading brands to emphasize value and innovation.
Growth is uneven, with beauty leading at 4% to 7%, while fashion, leather goods, watches, and jewelry decline.
Domestic spending rose to 65% of purchases as outbound shopping wanes, fueled by a weaker yuan and smaller global price gaps.
The secondhand market grew 15% to 20%, and daigou sales slowed.
LVMH, Burberry, and Richemont reported stronger 2025 results, driven by younger domestic shoppers.
El mercado de lujo de China se contraerá entre el 3% y el 5% en 2025 en medio de presiones económicas, con el aumento del gasto interno y los compradores más jóvenes impulsando las mejores marcas.