US EditionGlobal IPO Activity Slumps in 2025 as Tariffs, Volatility Weigh
- Global sales of personal luxury goods are projected to decrease by 2% to 5% in 2025, following a decline to 364 billion euros in 2024, according to a Bain & Co. consultancy study.
- Claudia D’Arpizio, a Bain partner, stated, 'it’s not a market in collapse' despite economic challenges.
- Sales are sharply declining in major markets, including the United States and China, as the study indicates.
- Market volatility and U.S. tariffs have negatively affected consumer confidence in the U.S. luxury market.
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CNN Radio Argentina (CNN Radio Argentina) – Mariano Sardans, FDI CEO, spoke this Thursday with CNN Economics and News of Julieta Tarrés about market volatility and investor behavior in the face of international conflicts and political decisions in the United States. “Volatility started with Trump since he announced the issue of tariffs and increased when he started making noise about tariffs,” explained Sardans. According to him, “it seems that …
Tariff threats, wars will slow but not collapse global luxury sales in 2025, new study shows
Global sales of personal luxury goods are ”slowing down but not collapsing,” according to a Bain & Co. consultancy study released Thursday. Personal luxury goods sales that eroded to 364 billion euros ($419 billion) in 2024 are projected to slide by another 2% to 5% this year, the study said, citing threats of U.S. tariffs and geopolitical tensions triggering economic slowdowns.“Still, to be positive in a difficult moment — with three wars, econ…
Global IPO activity slumps in 2025 as tariffs, volatility weigh
Global equity IPOs have plunged this year, weighed down by heightened business uncertainty from US tariffs, elevated market volatility and higher interest rates that have raised funding costs and made listings less appealing for issuers. According to LSEG data, as of Jun 17, global IPO volume has declined
Global IPO market hits nine-year low amid market volatility
As businesses struggle with growing interest rates, volatile markets, and unclear trade policies, initial public offerings (IPOs) have decreased globally to their lowest level in almost ten years. As of June 17, global IPO volume fell 9.3% year-over-year to $44.3 billion, the lowest level in nine years, according to LSEG data. European listings fell 64% to $5.8 billion, while U.S. IPO activity fell 12% to $12.3 billion. A regional difference in …
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Singapore family offices pivot investment amid global volatility
SINGAPORE: Family offices (FOs) worldwide, including those based in Singapore, are set to diversify their investment portfolios. This is according to the 2025 Global Family Office Survey by US multinational investment firm BlackRock, which responds to rising tariff tensions and a potential US economic slowdown. This will drive further investment in non-US developed market stocks. […] The post Singapore family offices pivot investment amid global…
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