LVMH has unexpectedly returned to growth in the third quarter. For more, let's bring in Bloomberg's Angelina Katz, joining us from Paris with the details on what then has fueled the growth of LVMH this quarter. Is it likely to be sustained.Hi there, Tom. Indeed. What was interesting is that all the divisions beads, including the key fashion, the leather goods one I mean, that one was still negative.But what was interesting, as explained by the CFO of LVMH, was that it was driven by it's improving things to ...

LVMH第三季度有机收入增长1%至182.8亿欧元，结束连续两个季度下滑，优于分析师预期的"零增 长"。 LVMH的CFO提醒，第四季度的比较基数将更具挑战性，并指出强劲的欧元带来了汇率负面冲击。 核心业务中，时装皮具业务下滑2%(好于预期的-3.48%)，精品零售(含丝芙兰)增长7%，香水化妆品增长 2%。 从地区来看，美国增长3%，欧洲下降2%，日本大幅下滑13%。 ...

Core Insights - LVMH demonstrated resilience in the first nine months of 2025, with improved trends in Q3 across all business groups [2] - The Fashion and Leather Goods segment experienced solid local demand, particularly in Mainland China, which turned positive in Q3 [2] - The U.S. market showed sequential improvement compared to Q2, while European demand remained consistent with the previous quarter [2] Currency Impact - The strength of the euro against key currencies had a significant negative impact of minus 5% in Q3 [3] - Currency fluctuations continued to pose challenges for offshore demand in Europe and Japan [3] Innovation and Growth - All divisions within the company are focused on innovation to drive growth [3]

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By Tassilo Hummel and Mimosa Spencer PARIS -France's LVMH reported a 1% rise in third quarter sales on Tuesday, helped by improved demand in China, as the luxury goods industry grapples with a prolonged slump. It was the first quarter of slight growth this year for the world's largest luxury goods group, which is seen as a sector bellwether with operations spanning fashion, alcohol and retail. Trends in Asia excluding Japan, a market dominated by China, showed "noticeable" improvement nine months into t ...

LVMH sales unexpectedly returned to growth in the third quarter as shoppers splurged on Moët & Chandon Champagne and Dior perfumes https://t.co/Y9ilZ6HJFY ...

France's LVMH , the world's largest luxury goods group, reported a 1% rise in third-quarter sales on Tuesday, helped by improved demand in China as the industry grapples with a prolonged slump. ...