What if jewelry store no longer existed?

As anyone who closely follows the evolution of the domestic jewelry market knows, it is very difficult to detach oneself, when evaluating sales figures, from the sentiment of the moment, especially when this reaches extreme levels of pessimism or on the contrary, optimism.
Remaining a prisoner of the fear that the future is constantly and inexorably worsening often proves to be a detrimental attitude for the market, for consumers, or even for our customers, who remain in a perpetual wait for the picture to clear up.
On the other hand, over-optimism can play the opposite role, preventing that natural planning and progression of purchases in favor of an almost eager attitude of throwing oneself headlong into a particular product or brand because it seems all it can do is keep climbing up the customer appreciation scale. But to date, what is the state of health of the gold retail sector nationwide?

A good question at a time when the world economy is slowing down and as the newspapers write, geopolitical tensions, accentuated by the conflict in Ukraine and the Gaza Strip, are weighing on the evolution of the global economic picture. However, it must be said that, as yet, it is impossible to give a precise estimate of how much these tragic events will weigh on the national and international economy. The data from Federpreziosi's annual observatory will help us to better understand the evolution as well as the market outlook. 

Speakers:
Pierluigi Ascani, President Format Research
Stefano Andreis,  Jeweler - President Federpreziosi Confcommercio
Elena Spanò,  Jeweler - President Federpreziosi Confcommercio Firenze Arezzo
Simone Haddad, Jeweler - Vice-President Federpreziosi Confcommercio Roma

Moderator: 
Steven Tranquilli, Director Federpreziosi Confcommercio

In partnership with Federpreziosi Confcommercio

Please note the event is in Italian and no simultaneous translation is provided