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Luxury: Berenberg sees no end to the bear market and advises selling rebounds
Berenberg remains pessimistic on the luxury sector. According to Boursorama, the broker highlights China's persistent difficulties and recommends selling rebounds.
By Yvan T., published
The facts
According to Boursorama, in an article dated 10/11/2026, Berenberg says it does not see the end of the bear market in luxury. The outlet links this assessment to China’s difficulties, which persist.
A second Boursorama article, published the same day, presents Berenberg’s position as pessimistic on the sector. According to this headline, the broker advises selling the rebound, that is, taking advantage of any rise in share prices to exit.
The two items available are article headlines. They give no figures, no company names, no share price levels and no timetable. We therefore cannot detail Berenberg’s arguments beyond what is set out above.
Our take
What follows is our analysis, not reported fact. Berenberg’s position is clear-cut: it is not limited to noting weakness, it addresses how long the decline will last and how to treat rebounds. The broker therefore judges that upward phases remain, at this stage, pauses within a downward-trending market.
The link made with China is the central element of the thesis. It makes this a question of demand more than a question of valuation. If this reading is right, the sector depends on a factor external to the groups themselves, which limits their room for manoeuvre. The sources do not say which Chinese indicators Berenberg is monitoring.
This is the view of a single broker, and other market participants may read the situation differently: the sources provided cite none. To judge the thesis, we would need to know the stocks targeted, the time horizon used and the figures that support it. The full text of the notes would be needed for that.
Risks to watch
Our analysis rests on two article headlines, without the detail of Berenberg's note, which limits its scope. The thesis depends on the situation in China, whose evolution remains uncertain and could go either way. A single broker's view does not represent the market consensus.
Sources
- Pessimiste sur le luxe, Berenberg conseille de vendre le rebond
- Berenberg ne voit pas la fin du marché baissier du luxe, alors que les difficultés de la Chine persistent
Information from these sources is summarised and rewritten. It has not been independently verified beyond cross-checking between sources; where the reliability of a piece of information is in doubt, the article says so.
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