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Richemont sales soar in early sign of luxury recovery

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Bloomberg • 3 min read
Richemont sales soar in early sign of luxury recovery
Richemont owns Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, two sought-after jewellery brands. This segment, known as hard luxury, often does better in times of uncertainty as jewellery tends to be more timeless than handbags and other fashion items. Photo: Bloomberg
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Richemont sales unexpectedly jumped by double digits during the holiday shopping season as consumers splurged on Cartier jewellery, a tentative sign that demand for luxury goods may be recovering. 

Sales soared 10% during the three months through December at constant exchange rates, Richemont said Thursday. Analysts had expected an increase of less than 1%. The Americas and Europe drove the performance, with purchases of expensive jewellery outweighing weak watch sales, which have dragged on the group’s profit.

“We view these results as exceptionally strong,” Piral Dadhania, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, wrote in a note.

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