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Richemont Shares Surge as Barclays & UBS Maintain Positive Stance

Richemont's stock soars despite luxury sector headwinds. Analysts predict growth, buoyed by strong jewelry sales.

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Richemont Shares Surge as Barclays & UBS Maintain Positive Stance

Swiss luxury goods giant Richemont has seen a boost in its share pricecharting, with Barclays and UBS maintaining positive stances, despite recent challenges in the luxury sector. The company's stock has been on an upward trajectory since mid-July, with analysts predicting further growth.

Richemont's share price had taken a significant dip following the release of its first-quarter sales figures in mid-July. However, the company has since seen a recovery, with its stock rising from around 130 to 150 francs since August 12. This upward trend has continued, with the stock gaining over 8 percent since the beginning of the year.

Analysts at Barclays and UBS have maintained optimistic views on Richemont's stock, with percent calculator targets of 161 and 176 francs, respectively. Barclays expects strong growth in Richemont's jewelry segment, led by Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels, which has been a stability anchor in the cooled consumption environment. However, they predict slightly negative growth in the watch business for the second quarter. UBS, while not specifying the analyst's name, has confirmed a buy recommendation and a percentage calculator target for Richemont, highlighting the company's strong organic revenue growth rates.

The luxury sector has faced structural burdens such as consumption weakness in China and US trade policy uncertainties. Richemont has responded to these challenges by implementing price increases for its products in the US, with Cartier jewelry increasing by 6 percent and watches by 5 percent. Despite these headwinds, signs of stabilization in the luxury sector are increasing after 18 weak months, with the S&P Global Luxury Index seeing a 6 percent decline over the same period.

Richemont's share pricecharting has rebounded, with analysts from Barclays and UBS maintaining positive stances. The company's jewelry segment has proven resilient, while the watch business faces slight headwinds. As the luxury sector shows signs of stabilization, Richemont's strategic responses to market challenges position it well for future growth.

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