
The Buyers’ Market is in Full Swing
A recent article in The Financial Times sheds light on the current state of the fine wine market.
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A recent article in The Financial Times sheds light on the current state of the fine wine market.
At the start of 2025, there was a cautious optimism among Liv-ex members. Predictions suggested a slight decline in the Liv-ex Fine Wine 100, expected to ease down just 1.9% to 320 by year-end. Yet, as we close out the first half, reality has proved more challenging: the index has already slipped 4.4%, now sitting at 311.6.
Bordeaux’s market leadership softened slightly this week, while Champagne gained momentum and Asian buyers played a bigger role in the market.
Signs of Resilience and Growth Despite recent challenges, there are encouraging signals in the fine wine market, suggesting brighter prospects for collectors and investors. In
Yesterday, the first Labour Government Budget was presented to the House of Commons. Two key updates stood out: Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Inheritance Tax (IHT) reforms.
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