china economy
Is China’s Debt Crisis A Ticking Time Bomb For Luxury?
China’s rising national debt levels will eventually hamper economic growth and create a market with less disposable income for luxury. Read More
Will the Rest Of The World Drag Down China’s Economy?
China’s gross domestic product has grown by 3.2 percent in the second quarter of 2020, but continued recovery will now be dependent on global reform. Read More
China’s Retail Sales Recovering, Though Fashion-Related Sectors Remain Behind
China’s retail sales of consumer goods have seen a slight recovery in March, up 4.7 percent, but fashion-related sectors are still behind the curve. Read More
Will China’s Slowing Economy Hinder Luxury Growth?
China’s economic growth continues to slow, as the trade war with the United States drags on with the potential to adversely impact the luxury sector. Read More
Stock Market Volatility Likely to Continue in 2019, Impacting Luxury Brands
The Savigny Luxury Index, which tracks the stock prices of 19 publicly traded luxury companies, captured the up-and-down market trends throughout the year. Read More
Lane Crawford’s Andrew Keith on How to Get Ahead of Evolving Chinese Luxury Shoppers
Andrew Keith, the President of the heritage department store Lane Crawford, reveals how he plans to keep Chinese luxury consumers hooked in the digital era. Read More
Event Watch | China Connect Paris
From April 6 to 7, China Connect will bring tech and digital marketing professionals together to share and explore how brands can use online tools to woo Chinese m-commerce consumers. Read More
Event Watch | Luxury Outlook: The End of the Asian Luxury El Dorado?
On March 31, join industry professionals to learn more about how Chinese consumers are driving the future of the global luxury market at the sixth annual Luxury Outlook conference in Paris. Read More
Chinese Consumers are Still Spending Despite Economic Woes
Even as China's economic growth slowed, a new report finds that Chinese consumer confidence increased in the fourth quarter of 2015. Read More
China’s Growth Potential ‘Impossible For Retailers To Ignore’
A new A.T. Kearney report ranks China as the world's second most important location for retail development this year. Read More
