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Daily Retail and Luxury News (15 September 2026)
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Equity Research
15 September 2026
Retail Detail
Daily Retail and Luxury News (15
September 2026)
UK Fashion market share, Wickes 1H results, China Retail
sales
UK Mid & Small Cap Leisure/Consumer
NEUTRAL
European Food Retail
NEUTRAL
European General Retail
NEUTRAL
Morning's key headlines (more stories below)
EMEA Internet
Retail:
POSITIVE
• **BARCLAYS RESEARCH: UK Fashion Retail - Industry slowdown deepens, M&S two-
European Luxury Goods & Specialty Retail
year growth guidance looks tougher**
NEUTRAL
• Wickes 1H26 results - read to Kingfisher ahead of 1H results.
• German textile sales down -6% in W37 - Eighth consecutive week of YoY declines.
• Tesco offers free Whoosh delivery with Delivery Saver plans through January 2027.
• Jeronimo Martins to appeal Polish antitrust ruling.
European Food and General Retail
Luxury:
Imogen Doyle
Barclays, UK
• August China Retail Sales.
• Chanel highlights turnaround strategy in new case study by Bof.
• Prada to open Milan flagship on 23 September.
• Loro Piana prioritises exclusivity over volume growth, says Frédéric Arnault.
• Stephan Sturm to step down as Hugo Boss chairman.
Matthew Clements
Barclays, UK
European Luxury Goods & Specialty
Retail
Viktoria Petrova
BBI, Frankfurt
Nabeel Shaikh
Barclays, UK
Carole Madjo
Barclays, UK
Filippo Croce
Barclays, UK
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