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Not long ago, during a Hermes earnings call, Hermes Executive Chairman Du Mai identified two key indicators for predicting a rebound in luxury sales in China. The first was the real estate market, and the second was pork prices.
While Hermes customers are unlikely to be sensitive to pork prices, the price of pork reflects, to some extent, overall consumer willingness in the macro market, which can indirectly influence the spending habits of high-net-worth individuals. Beyond pork prices, what other common products might serve as economic indicators?
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