而在本周早些时候，沃尔玛首席财务官John David Rainey在接受采访时直言，公司正面临前所未有的成本压力并宣布涨价。 5月17日，美国总统特朗普在社交平台公开怒斥全球最大零售商沃尔玛。 他认为，这家赚了数十亿美元的零售巨头应"自己吞下关税"，不要将成本转嫁给美国消费者。 净利下滑12% 我们从未见过这种规模和速度的价格上涨。 特朗普警告沃尔玛别涨价 5月17日，美国总统特朗普在社交平台Truth Social 发帖称，沃尔玛不应该因为关税政策而涨价。沃尔玛去年已经赚了几十亿美元，远超预期。 他补充称，沃尔玛应该"自己吞下关税"，而不是把成本负担"转嫁给尊贵的顾客"。 他在帖子中写道，"我会一直盯着你，你的顾客也是！（ I'll be watching, and so will your customers!）" 而上述言论，是特朗普针对沃尔玛早些时候发出声明的回应。 沃尔玛曾指出，由于高额关税的压力，公司将在本月底开始逐步提高部分商品的价格。声明称，在零售利润空间已经非常有限的情况下，他们将 尽可能长时间地保持价格稳定。 沃尔玛首席财务官John David Rainey坦言："我们从未见过如此剧烈 ...

美国零售巨头沃尔玛警告将提价应对关税后，特朗普向沃尔玛喊话"自己吞下关税成本吧！" 周六，特朗普在社交媒体平台Truth Social上炮轰沃尔玛，要求这家美国最大零售商自行承担可能即将到来的关税成本，而不是将其转嫁给消费者。特朗普写 道： 沃尔玛应该停止把关税归咎为整个供应链涨价。沃尔玛去年赚了数十亿美元，远超预期。沃尔玛应该"自行承担关税"，而不是向有价值的顾客收 取任何费用。我会盯着你们的，你们的顾客也会！！！ 这番言论直接针对沃尔玛CFO John David Rainey周四的表态，据新华社报道，美国零售巨头沃尔玛公司高管15日表示，受美国关税政策影响，该公司将于本 月晚些时候开始上调部分商品在美售价。Rainey直言不讳地警告： 如果你还没有在沃尔玛看到价格上涨，那么从5月开始，它将变得越来越明显。价格上涨的幅度和速度将是前所未有的，如果某物有30%的关 税，你很可能会看到两位数的价格上涨。 吞下关税成本？有点不太现实 作为美国最大的零售商和杂货商，沃尔玛往往被视为零售业和美国消费者健康状况的晴雨表，其坚持以"低价"为核心策略，而吞下关税成本似乎有点不太现 实。 周六，针对特朗普的帖子，沃尔玛在一 ...

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Group 1 - Walmart is set to increase prices on certain products due to high tariff costs, indicating the impact of U.S. tariff policies on the economy [2][3] - Walmart's CFO stated that the magnitude and speed of price increases will be unprecedented, with about one-third of the products sold in the U.S. being imported [3] - Despite maintaining annual sales and net profit outlooks, Walmart refrained from providing forecasts for the May to July quarter due to unpredictable trade negotiations [3] Group 2 - Tariffs have made various products, such as mattresses and toys, more expensive, contributing to a 0.3% increase in prices this year according to the Federal Reserve [4] - Several companies, including Mattel and Procter & Gamble, have announced or planned price increases in response to tariffs, while some have chosen to remove products from shelves [4] - Retailers are facing pressure to raise prices to offset higher costs, leading to increased financial strain on American households, as indicated by a rise in the proportion of families only making minimum credit card payments [5]

Core Insights - The total value of the top 100 global brands reached $10.7 trillion in 2025, marking a 29% year-on-year increase, primarily driven by strong performance from technology-driven brands [1][2]. Company Highlights - Apple retained its position as the most valuable brand with a value of $1.3 trillion, a 28% increase from 2024, accounting for over 12% of the total value of the top 100 brands [2][4]. - Google and Microsoft followed, with brand values of $944.1 billion (+25%) and $884.8 billion (+24%) respectively [2]. - Notable growth was observed in Nvidia, which saw a 152% increase in brand value to $509.4 billion, and Instagram, which grew by 101% to $228.9 billion [2][4]. - Chinese brands made a significant impact, with 12 brands listed and a total value increase of 26%, ranking second globally in growth [2][4]. Industry Trends - The retail sector continued its growth trend from 2022, with an overall brand value increase of 48% [4]. - In contrast, the apparel, food and beverage, and personal care sectors experienced stagnation or decline in brand value [4]. - The luxury goods sector, which had maintained growth since 2020, saw a 2% decline in 2025, possibly due to a shift in consumer preferences towards lifestyle experience products [4]. - The alcoholic beverage sector faced a significant impact from younger consumers, with a decline of 11% [4]. Brand Evolution - Since 2006, nearly 71% of the value created by the top 100 brands has come from brands that disrupt industry norms or innovate [3][5]. - The BrandZ ranking reflects the globalization of the Chinese economy, showcasing how brands that meet or redefine consumer needs have reshaped the global brand landscape [5][6].

Core Viewpoint - The CEO of Richemont Group stated that the business performance in the Americas is strong, with growth observed in all markets except Greater China [1] Group 1 - The Americas region has shown good business performance [1] - All markets outside of Greater China have achieved growth [1]

Core Viewpoint - The luxury goods industry is experiencing a temporary cooling period, but this is seen as a market adjustment rather than a long-term trend. The demand for luxury goods is deeply rooted in human nature and transcends economic conditions [1][2][15]. Group 1: Market Resilience - Historical data shows that the luxury goods market has consistently demonstrated strong recovery after crises, such as the 2009 financial crisis and the 2020 pandemic, with a compound annual growth rate of over 5% since 2000 [3][15]. - The luxury goods sector is characterized by a unique ability to rebound, as evidenced by brands like Hermès and Bottega Veneta, which have thrived even during downturns by maintaining exclusivity and quality [3][12][13]. Group 2: Consumer Demographics - The primary consumers of luxury goods include ultra-high-net-worth individuals, stable high-net-worth individuals, and culturally aware middle-class consumers, who are less affected by economic downturns [6][8]. - Emerging markets, particularly in Asia, are seeing a rise in affluent consumers, while the "Henry" group in the U.S. represents a significant target demographic for luxury brands [8][21]. Group 3: Brand Dynamics - Luxury brands possess a strong competitive advantage through their historical narratives and cultural significance, which create a protective moat against market fluctuations [9][12]. - The luxury sector benefits from absolute pricing power and supply control, allowing brands to maintain exclusivity and resist deflationary pressures [12][13]. Group 4: Current Market Trends - The current downturn in the luxury market is viewed as a necessary cleansing process, eliminating unsustainable growth patterns and allowing for a focus on high-quality brands [15][16]. - The luxury industry is entering an era dominated by "super brands," which are outperforming the market average due to their scale, brand equity, and emotional connection with consumers [20]. Group 5: Future Opportunities - New growth drivers are emerging in the luxury market, particularly in regions like China, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East, as well as among younger generations who prioritize sustainability and personalization [21]. - The luxury goods sector is adapting its value system and growth logic to align with evolving consumer demands, indicating a robust long-term outlook despite short-term fluctuations [21].

文 | 《贵圈》栏目 闫妍 过去一年，在奢侈品行业经济逆风中，谁是当之无愧的大赢家？除了爱马仕外，还必须有 Miu Miu 这个异军突起的"叛逆者"。 近两年，曾经被视作 LV 、 CHANEL "平替"的 Miu Miu ，在价格和话题性上早已逆袭超 车—— 3200 元的发夹、 4750 元的眼镜绳、 6950 元的"丑娃娃"挂饰以及 4.2 万元的亮 片内裤等争议单品，非但没有吓退消费者，官网还频频出现售罄盛况，它正在成为 Z 世代 富豪千金们争相抢购的"身份勋章"。 在社交媒体上， #Miu Miu 风 # 掀起了一场席卷全球的"叛逆富家女"大浪潮，其标志性的 镶钻亮片底裤、容易着凉的露胃毛衣，校服式的百褶短裙、超低腰裙、花苞裙、芭蕾鞋等 等，都成为了年轻人表达先锋的时尚符号。 Miu Miu 上演的这场教科书级的"叛逆式增长"，还直接体现在了母公司 Prada 集团的最新 财报，并将品牌推向历史新高度。 近日， Prada 集团发布第一季度财报，在奢侈品行业整体增速放缓的背景下，实现营收 13.4 亿欧元，同比增长 13% ，延续了 2024 年双位数增长的势头。副线品牌 Miu Miu 延续 20 ...

Group 1: Luxury Brands Entering the Restaurant Sector - Prada opened its first independent restaurant "迷上" in Shanghai, designed by renowned director Wong Kar-wai, blending Italian and Chinese culinary styles [1] - Other luxury brands like Gucci, Chanel, and Tiffany have previously explored the café sector in China, often as marketing strategies rather than standalone businesses [2] - The opening of "THE HALL" by Louis Vuitton in Chengdu marked a significant step for luxury brands in the full-service dining sector [2] Group 2: Operational Strategies and Market Trends - Many luxury dining projects are operated by third-party companies, indicating a reliance on specialized operators for successful execution [3] - Luxury brands aim to create experiential offerings that enhance customer engagement, with the goal of driving sales in their core product lines [3] - The shift in consumer behavior from shopping to experiential consumption is evident, necessitating adaptations in service models within the luxury sector [5] Group 3: Challenges in the Luxury Market - The luxury retail sector is facing challenges, with a reported 8% decline in retail rental income at Wynn Palace, reflecting a broader downturn in luxury consumption [6] - Despite an increase in tourist numbers and overall spending in Macau, per capita spending has significantly decreased, particularly among mainland Chinese tourists [6] - The luxury market may take several years to recover to pre-2019 levels, indicating a potential long-term shift in consumer preferences [6][7] Group 4: Changing Consumer Preferences - The luxury consumer landscape in China has evolved, with a notable decline in interest in traditional luxury brands like LVMH, as evidenced by a 2% drop in total revenue [7] - The emergence of alternative luxury offerings, such as local brands, suggests a shift in consumer loyalty and preferences away from established European luxury brands [7]

Core Insights - Miu Miu has emerged as a significant player in the luxury goods market, outperforming traditional competitors like LV and CHANEL, particularly among Gen Z consumers [1][4][6] - The brand's unique positioning and controversial pricing strategy have led to a surge in demand, with products frequently selling out [1][7] - Prada Group's recent financial performance highlights Miu Miu's role as a key growth driver, with a remarkable 60% increase in sales for the brand in the first quarter of 2025 [4][6][7] Financial Performance - Prada Group reported a revenue of €1.34 billion in the first quarter, a 13% year-over-year increase, driven largely by Miu Miu's performance [4][5] - Miu Miu's retail sales surged by 93.2% to €1.228 billion, marking a historic high and contributing significantly to the group's overall growth [6][7] - The group's overall revenue for the 2024 fiscal year reached €5.432 billion, with a net profit increase of 25% to €839 million, outperforming major competitors [6][7] Market Strategy - Miu Miu's success is attributed to its focus on youthful branding and innovative marketing strategies, appealing to a younger demographic [15] - The brand has effectively utilized social media to create a cultural phenomenon around its products, positioning itself as a status symbol among affluent youth [1][11][13] - Prada Group's acquisition of Versace for €1.25 billion aims to strengthen its multi-brand strategy against competitors like LVMH and Kering [4][15] Consumer Trends - Miu Miu's pricing strategy, featuring high-priced items, has not deterred consumers but rather fueled demand, with products often selling out [1][7][9] - The brand's appeal lies in its ability to resonate with the desires of young consumers for uniqueness and individuality in luxury fashion [13][15] - The Asia-Pacific region remains a crucial market for Prada, contributing €1.604 billion in retail sales, reflecting a 13.1% year-over-year growth [13]