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‘Grey market’ fears for leathergoods brands in China

13/08/2015

The Chinese government’s decision to devalue the yuan could cause problems for luxury and leathergoods brands, with the announcement causing a number of their share prices to fall. Brands have already confessed to have been affected by China’s clampdown on gift-giving, and the latest currency move will effectively make goods more expensive in...

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