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Reminder: Analyst Access: Barclays: Global discretionary consumption: Winners & Losers: Where did consumers shop: EU Luxury vs. US Retailing
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Reminder: Analyst Access: Barclays: Global discretionary consumption: Winners & Losers: Where did consumers shop: EU Luxury vs. US Retailing
Moderator
Rupert Trotter (Specialist Sales - Global Consumer Staples; European Luxury & Sporting
Goods and Large Cap’ Apparel)
Event Description
Please join Adrienne Yih, Viktoria Petrova and Carole Madjo for a chat discussing global
discretionary consumption trends. The discussion will compare EU Luxury and US Retail
performance, highlighting recent consumer behavior, category winners and losers and
regional dynamics.
Relevant Research
US Specialty Retail
1Q26 Preview; Driving by the Rear-view Mirror... Strength Today, Strain Tomorrow (06
May '26)
U.S. Specialty Retail: Positioning for an Oil Shock in Discretionary Retail (23 April '26)
4Q25 Inventory Monitor: U.S. All Retail Remains B+ as Demand Remains Resilient (09
April '26)
Luxury Goods
European Luxury Goods & Specialty Retail: The new rules of luxury (22 May '26)
European Luxury Goods & Specialty Retail: Beyond the Boom (11 May '26)
Meet the Analysts
Adrienne Yih is a Managing Director and research analyst
covering U.S. Specialty Retail, Apparel & Footwear. She
joined Barclays in 2019 and has covered the retail sector
for over 20 years. Prior to joining Barclays, Adrienne
worked for Wolfe Research where she was known for
developing robust quantitative models used to inform her
fundamental industry view and stock picks, and prior to
that also led coverage of the diversified retail sector at
Janney and FBR Capital Markets. Her finance career began
at Prudential Investment Group, with experience in
investment banking, private debt investing, and
quantitative asset allocation. Adrienne holds an M.B.A. in
Finance from The Anderson School at the University of
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