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US to remain world’s largest luxury market by sales, China among fastest growing through 2030: report

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French fashion brand Chanel claims it is restoring customer excitement — and sales momentum — by carefully balancing continuity and reinvention since the arrival of its new artistic director Matthieu Blazy. Seen here: Chanel haute couture spring summer 2026 show. Image credit: Chanel French fashion brand Chanel claims it is restoring customer excitement — and sales momentum — by carefully balancing continuity and reinvention since the arrival of its new artistic director Matthieu Blazy. Seen here: Chanel haute couture spring summer 2026 show. Image credit: Chanel

 

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The luxury business, led by the United States and China, is gradually returning to growth after a prolonged slowdown.

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