Kering's Gucci Profit Warning Erases $7.6 Billion in Market Value

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Kering SA, the parent company of Gucci, saw its shares plummet after warning of a 20% sales decline at Gucci in the first quarter, resulting in a €7 billion market value loss. The sales slump, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, widens the gap between Kering and its luxury rivals like LVMH and Hermes. The company has been struggling to revitalize Gucci, with the new designer's collection receiving mixed reviews. The unexpected announcement has raised concerns about the state of consumer spending and China's economy, impacting other fashion companies' stocks as well.
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