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As the consumer spending goes, so goes the U.S. economy and the stock market. In fact, it isn't only personal spending choices that have propped up the difficult-to-predict post pandemic economy.

LVMH has experienced a significant decline in the last six months, down around 22%. A peer group analysis and a discounted cash flow analysis suggest that the company is currently fairly valued. With

CNBC's Robert Frank reports on spending pull backs from the luxury consumer and what it could be signaling for the economy at large.

CNBC's Robert Frank reports on the future of the luxury consumer.

Dior is a holding company whose main value comes from its equity in LVMH. LVMH possesses a wide moat that is growing since its products are used to differentiate from people who do not possess them. D

Latest results shed some light on waning consumer demand across multiple regions. While inflation is an issue, the luxury resale market could be a bigger threat.

A tumble in LVMH stock this week has reduced the wealth of Bernard Arnault, who controls the luxury giant. Jeff Bezos could soon overtake him.

Shares of LVMH (MC.PA) fell to its lowest level of the year as third-quarter sales grew 9% year-over-year, down from 17% in the second-quarter. The luxury consumer market industry took a hit as the U.

LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE (EPA: MC) printed a year-to-date low this morning after reporting a sequential decline in its quarterly sales.

The state of the aspirational shopper has remained the same since the last quarter, according to LVMH.   As a refresher of the unchanged shopper, in the previous quarter, the luxury conglomerate sai

The luxury behemoth gave limited outlook on China but revealed low single-digit growth in the U.S. and more significant headwinds in Europe.

Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy (EPA:MC), the luxury goods conglomerate, missed revenue targets by about 4% in the third quarter as the high-end goods market experienced a slowdown and with shares slippin

Shares of LVMH fell as much as 8% Wednesday after the luxury goods conglomerate said revenue growth in the third quarter was much slower than in the first half of the year.

The world's largest luxury firm, seen as a bellweather for the industry, posted nine-month and third quarter results.

LVMH reported a major slump in growth in its third-quarter results amid weakening demand for luxury goods.