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Luxury Stocks Look Ready for a Stronger Year After Their ‘Detox’

Optimism is building that a second-half rally in Europe’s luxury-goods sector can extend into the new year as signs point to better times for the continent’s flagship equity sector.
The 19-story façade of the Louis Vuitton luxury store in Manhattan, New York City.
The 19-story façade of the Louis Vuitton luxury store in Manhattan, New York City. (Getty Images)
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Upbeat third-quarter earnings, a recovering Chinese market and a wave of newly installed creative directors have all spurred confidence that the post-pandemic hangover could soon be over, leading a slew of analysts to turn more positive in recent weeks.

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