Luxury goods unlikely to be next target of China's EU trade retaliation, analysts say
European luxury shares have slid on investor concerns that Hermes handbags and Dior slingbacks may be Beijing's next targets ...
China's brandy duties depress shares of makers of spirits, luxury and cars
China's provisional anti-dumping duties on brandy imports from the European Union (EU) depressed spirit makers' shares on ...
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European Luxury Shares Drop Amid China-EU Trade War Concerns
European luxury shares have seen a significant drop, driven by investor fears that iconic brands such as Hermes handbags and ...
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Stock Market: China Knocks Out Luxury and Brandy. Lists in the Red, Milan Limits the Damage
Failure by Chinese authorities to announce concrete measures drives sales in European luxury stocks, while brandy duties ...
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Luxury Goods and Trade Tensions: What's Next?
Amidst trade tensions between the EU and China, European luxury stocks saw a downturn due to fears of potential Chinese retaliation. However, experts suggest that targeting luxury goods is unlikely.
China Strikes Back At EU, Threatens Tariffs On Luxury Cars
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European luxury, spirits shares sink on China worries
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China’s hit at EU brandy sparks fear of all-out trade war
The move is a swipe at France, one of the main champions of imposing higher tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
China imposes tariffs on European brandy, as high as 39%
China will be imposing tariffs on European brandy imported into the country, taking effect Friday, October 11, with import taxes ranging anywhere between 30.6% to 39%. The Morning Brief's Seana Smith ...
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Luxury goods unlikely to be next target of China's EU trade retaliation, say analysts
I think yes. Is it going to go after luxury goods? I don’t think so," said Patrice Nordey, CEO of Shanghai-based innovation ...
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Luxury goods unlikely to be next target of China’s EU trade retaliation: analysts
EUROPEAN luxury shares have slid on investor concerns that Hermes handbags and Dior slingbacks may be Beijing’s next targets for retaliation, following the EU’s decision to slap tariffs on China ...