Eric Sylvers

Personal luxury goods sales are now expected to rise 2 to 4 percent this year, as geopolitical tensions and higher interest rates weigh on the sector.

The sporting goods giant faces a ‘show me’ moment as investors seek signs of stabilisation with sales down in seven of the past eight quarters.

Sales at the owner of Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels grew across all regions, with booming demand in the US and a return to growth in the Middle East.

The appointment is part of the Italian lingerie brand's turnaround strategy following last year's acquisition out of bankruptcy by Peter Kern.

Moncler’s most muted quarter and Zegna’s US expansion will provide clues to whether the two Italian luxury groups can sustain their transformations.

Stone Island's strong performance helped offset slower growth at the Moncler brand, as the group continues its push to become less dependent on its iconic winter outerwear.

This week, results at top luxury groups LVMH, Kering, Hermès and Prada will show who’s leading and lagging in a choppy market.

Quarterly sales from Miu Miu grew 3 percent, in line with the previous quarter, as growth slows at the fashion house after a period of outpacing the sector.

The billionaire’s Frasers Group has added Harvey Nichols and an increased stake in Hugo Boss to a growing collection of high-end brands and retailers.

Financial updates from the two retailers will show how well recent momentum is holding up as the mid-market apparel sector heads into the back-to-school season.