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LVMH, the world’s largest luxury goods company, reported a 3% drop in organic revenue in the first quarter, missing estimates and sending its stock price down 8%. The company’s wine and spirits segment was hit hard by tariff uncertainties, while its fashion and leather goods business saw a 5% decline. Despite the decline, LVMH’s CEO remains confident, citing the company’s strong brand equity and pricing power. Affluent consumer research suggests that the decline is a temporary psychological pause, driven by uncertainty and tariffs, rather than a permanent decline in demand.
