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Against this backdrop, the luxury goods sector has emerged as a compelling investment opportunity for investors.
Samukelo Zwane, head of Product at FNB Wealth and Investments, believes that diversifying your portfolio by investing in an index that tracks the global luxury goods market makes sound investment sense. With a minimum investment requirement of $6,000, and a competitive once-off upfront fee of just 3%, the FNB 100 benefits delivered by FNB CapitalPreserver Autocall 2 are accessible and affordable to all.”
He cites several reasons why this is the case:
"Luxury brands have effective pricing power, allowing them to maintain profitability by passing inflationary increases to consumers without losing sales, even during economic downturns," Zwane explains.
He says that affluent consumers, who are less impacted by economic shifts, continue to spend on luxury items, providing a buffer for these companies against economic hardships.
As these economies grow, so does the global demand for luxury products, driving sales and profits for companies in the luxury sector.
The rise of online sales has opened new avenues for growth, especially post-pandemic, as more consumers are comfortable purchasing luxury goods online.
These groups are likely to drive future demand given their preferences and increasing purchasing power.
ll of this makes it a very attractive sector for investors looking for sustainable returns over time.