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Luxury Brands Reduce Shop Opening

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The production department of luxury brands is going through the cold winter. Big brands like Tiffany & Tiffany (Bvlgari) and Bvlgari (Bulgari) have considered reducing the number of new stores.

Meanwhile, the Dior fashion house in France is also considering closing some boutiques in small cities in the US.

But recently, the Wall Street Journal reported that although the global economic downturn, the luxury sector will not be affected.

Luxury goods are the first products to revive in the economic crisis, because they depend on the market share in areas with rapid economic growth, such as China and Russia.

"I am not sure that these" highlighting the market "have the ability to offset losses in other markets.

"Every region will be affected," said Bvlgari President Trapani.

He estimates that only 10% of Bvlgari's new stores will be opened as planned.

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