LVMH stock forecast: Third-party price targets

LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE is one of the world’s largest luxury goods groups and a closely watched stock on European markets. Explore MC’s recent price action, third-party price targets and technical analysis.

By Dan Mitchell4 hours ago

Louis Vuitton retail store representing the LVMH luxury group. — Photo: Shutterstock

LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE (MC) is trading around €649.65, hovering within Capital.com’s stated intraday range between a low of €638.55 and a high of €652.70 as of 4:32pm UTC on 12 January 2026. The move comes after recent sessions that have seen the stock trade near the upper half of its broader 12-month range, according to exchange and data-vendor quotes for MC on Euronext Paris. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

The stock is moving in line with a broader European equity backdrop, where major regional benchmarks such as the Euro Stoxx 50 have recently registered record or near-record closes amid generally supportive macro sentiment (Morningstar, 5 January 2026).

LVMH stock forecast 2026–2030: Third-party price targets

As of 12 January 2026, third-party LVMH stock predictions reflect a range of 12-month expectations compiled from brokers covering the stock, with recent updates clustering around the current trading area on Euronext Paris. The following summaries outline selected third-party price objectives and underlying assumptions as published in late 2025 and early 2026.

Yahoo Finance consensus (multi-broker view)

Yahoo Finance reports a consolidated 12-month analyst MC stock forecast, with an average around €639.50, alongside a stated low near €434.60 and a high close to €652.10. The service notes that these values reflect broker estimates submitted over the preceding 12 months, amid ongoing debate about the pace of luxury demand and earnings growth heading into 2026 (Yahoo Finance, 9 January 2026).

TipRanks (London line, 0HAU)

TipRanks cites a 12-month price-target range for LVMH’s London-traded line (ticker 0HAU), showing a high of €725, a low of €530 and an average around €652.64, based on 12 analyst targets. The platform says analysts frame these levels against expected revenue and earnings expansion amid a normalising luxury cycle and currency fluctuations (TipRanks, 12 January 2026).

StocksGuide aggregated target (MC shares)

StocksGuide compiles 34 analyst estimates and reports an average MC stock forecast around €648.21 for the medium term. The site says this target captures divergent expectations on sales growth, margin evolution and macro sensitivity across major regions (StocksGuide, 12 January 2026).

ValueInvesting.io model-based consensus (MC shares)

ValueInvesting.io shows an implied fair-value band for MC shares derived from analyst forecasts of revenue and earnings, with an aggregate outlook that averages a €646.23 target price. The model, which draws on Wall Street-style earnings and sales estimates, is presented as contingent on projected mid-single-digit revenue growth and double-digit EPS gains (ValueInvesting.io, 12 January 2026).

Third-party LVMH stock predictions generally cluster between the mid-€500s and mid-€600s over a 12-month horizon (as of 12 January 2026), with dispersion driven mainly by differing assumptions around luxury demand, margins and macro conditions rather than any single dominant narrative.

Predictions and third-party forecasts are inherently uncertain, as they cannot fully account for unexpected market developments. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

MC stock price: Technical overview

The MC stock price is around €649.65 as of 4:32pm UTC on 12 January 2026, remaining above its short-term support band and well clear of the recent pivot region. On the daily chart, the simple moving-average cluster remains stacked in an upward configuration, with the 20-, 50-, 100- and 200-day SMAs around 636, 628, 582 and 534 respectively, while the 20-over-50 alignment remains intact and the 20-day VWMA tracks close by near 635.

Momentum readings sit in upper-neutral territory, with the 14-day RSI around 59.6 and the ADX near 19.1, indicating a trend that is present but not strongly established. On the topside, the nearest classic resistance sits at R1 around 657.5, with R2 near 670 coming into focus only after a sustained daily close above the first cap. On pullbacks, initial support aligns with the classic pivot at about 634, followed by the 100-day SMA near 582 as the next major shelf. A loss of that zone would raise the risk of a move towards the S1 area around 622 (TradingView, 12 January 2026).

This is technical analysis for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any instrument.

LVMH share price history (2024–2026)

LVMH’s Paris-listed shares (MC) have traced a full cycle over the past two years, moving from record territory in early 2024 through a softer phase before stabilising and rebuilding into early 2026. MC’s stock price traded above €880 at its March 2024 peak before slipping back towards the low-€600s by September 2024, as luxury stocks cooled and volatility increased. The share price ended 2024 at €638.25 on 31 December, only modestly higher than late-November levels around €592–€608.

In 2025, the stock initially pushed higher, reaching above €700 in February and briefly touching the mid-€690s in late March, before rolling over in the second quarter and falling to the mid-€470s by mid-August. From there, MC recovered through the autumn, climbing back above €600 in October and holding mostly within the €620–€650 range into year-end, closing 2025 at €643.65 on 31 December.

By 12 January 2026, LVMH was changing hands at €649.65, leaving it below the early-2024 highs but comfortably above the August 2025 trough near €471, illustrating how sentiment has shifted alongside broader market conditions over the period.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

LVMH (MC): Capital.com analyst view

LVMH’s share price has completed a broad round trip over the past two years, moving from elevated levels above €800 in early 2024 to a mid-2025 trough below €500 before working back into the high-€600s to low-€650s area by January 2026. This pattern reflects a broader cooling in luxury valuations following several years of strong post-pandemic gains, as investors reassess how much they are willing to pay for premium brands while growth normalises. An alternative view is that the recent stabilisation around the €640–€650 band reflects more cautious positioning ahead of potential macro or sector-specific shocks.

On the fundamentals side, LVMH has reported resilient revenue and profitability despite a softer global backdrop, pointing to steady demand in Europe and the US alongside pockets of strength in Japan, while also flagging currency headwinds and uneven trends in parts of Asia. Factors often cited as supportive include its scale across fashion, leather goods and selective retailing, as well as ongoing cash generation and dividends. These sit alongside risks such as slower luxury spending in some regions, increasing price sensitivity among European consumers, and the potential for further foreign-exchange or geopolitical pressures to weigh on earnings. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

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Capital.com’s client sentiment for LVMH CFDs

As of 12 January 2026, Capital.com client positioning in LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton CFDs is skewed towards long positions, with buyers accounting for 97.1% versus sellers at 2.9%. This places buyers ahead by roughly 94.3 percentage points and positions sentiment firmly on the long side. The snapshot reflects open positions on Capital.com and can change.

Summary – LVMH stock price

LVMH’s share price started in 2025 around €635–€650 and spent January largely in the €640–€760 area before easing back later in the year.
After peaking above €700 in February–March 2025, the stock trended lower into mid-August, when it briefly traded in the mid-€470s.
From late August through December 2025, prices recovered steadily, moving back above €600 in October and holding mostly between €620 and €650 into year-end.
LVMH closed 2025 at €643.65 on 31 December, leaving it below the 2024 highs but comfortably above the mid-2025 trough.
Technical readings into January 2026 show the price trading above rising 20-, 50-, 100- and 200-day moving averages, with a 14-day RSI near 59.6, consistent with upper-neutral momentum.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

FAQ

Who owns the most LVMH stock?

LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE is controlled by the Arnault family via Groupe Arnault, which holds the largest single stake in the company and retains voting control. Institutional investors, including global asset managers and pension funds, also hold significant portions of the free float. The remaining shares are widely held by retail and institutional investors through Euronext Paris and other listings, resulting in a mix of long-term strategic ownership and market-based participation.

What is the five-year LVMH share price forecast?

There is no single agreed five-year share price forecast for LVMH, as longer-term projections depend on assumptions about global luxury demand, margins, currency movements and broader economic conditions. Most publicly available analyst estimates focus on shorter horizons, typically around 12 months. Over longer periods, outcomes may vary significantly depending on growth in key regions, pricing power, cost pressures and shifts in consumer behaviour, which makes extended forecasts inherently uncertain.

Is LVMH a good stock to buy?

Whether LVMH is considered a good stock depends on individual objectives, time horizon and risk tolerance. Supporters often point to its diversified luxury portfolio, global scale and cash generation, while others highlight exposure to cyclical consumer spending and sensitivity to macroeconomic and currency factors. Past performance reflects both strong growth phases and periods of consolidation, illustrating that outcomes can vary and should be assessed in the context of broader portfolio considerations.

Could LVMH stock go up or down?

Like any listed equity, LVMH’s share price can move both higher and lower. Short-term movements are often influenced by market sentiment, earnings updates and macroeconomic developments, while longer-term performance may reflect changes in demand for luxury goods, margins and global growth trends. External factors such as currency fluctuations, geopolitical events and shifts in consumer confidence can also affect price direction, meaning future outcomes are uncertain.

Should I invest in LVMH stock?

Deciding whether to invest in LVMH involves considering personal financial circumstances, investment goals and tolerance for risk. Shares in large consumer-facing companies can experience periods of volatility, particularly during economic slowdowns or changes in spending patterns. Information about LVMH’s performance, fundamentals and market positioning can help inform research, but it does not constitute financial advice or replace independent analysis tailored to individual situations.

Can I trade LVMH CFDs on Capital.com?

Yes, you can trade LVMH CFDs on Capital.com. Trading share CFDs lets you speculate on price movements without owning the underlying asset and to take long or short positions. However, contracts for difference (CFDs) are traded on margin, and leverage amplifies both profits and losses. You should ensure you understand how CFD trading works, assess your risk tolerance, and recognise that losses can occur quickly.