Moncler

The Moncler Group reports group revenue of €881m for Q1 2026, a currency-adjusted increase of 12% and above expectations of €831.48m. The Moncler brand grew direct-to-consumer (DTC) sales by 14%, Asia rose 22%, and Stone Island increased currency-adjusted by 11%. Negative currency effects dragged reported growth down by around six percentage points; the share price rose 1.18% after the release to $56.93. Moncler confirms a positive outlook for 2026 but expects a full-year currency headwind of -3 to -4 percentage points and sees wholesale as almost flat. » More on de.investing.com

European shares rose slightly on Friday, with the EuroStoxx 50 up 0.49 percent. The luxury sector was the driving force, led by Moncler with a 12 percent jump after strong quarterly results and a promising start to the year. LVMH was also among the winners, while Sika and Air Liquide benefited from solid results; Danone, by contrast, saw mixed reactions due to uncertainties in its China business and baby food recalls. Investors remained cautious ahead of upcoming US macro data and geopolitical tensions between the USA and Iran. » More on de.investing.com

Moncler recorded a 12 percent jump after reports of a strong final quarter and a promising start to the year. The company's rally pulled the luxury sector higher and contributed to slight gains on European markets. Overall, investors remained cautious ahead of upcoming US macro data and geopolitical tensions. » More on finanzen.net