iDealwine wine indices have shown remarkable stability in the first quarter despite strong pressure on the CAC 40. Since January 2016, they have recorded a 4.93% rise, even peaking at 9.06% over the last twelve months.
iDealwine indices, which are much less volatile than Bourse (French Stock Exchange) indices, have stabilised in recent months. In June, the iDealwine indice100 rose by a modest +0.32%, pushed up by the slight increase in the price of Bordeaux grands crus (+0,47% on the Bordeaux indice iDealwine). The latter experienced a slight upward movement, but by contrast prices for 2015 new wines – which have risen significantly – reveal fine buying potential compared to older vintages. Burgundies recorded a 0.30% rise and Rhône wines remained virtually stable at +0.16%.
In the last 12 months, the performance of the iDealwine indice100 rose by 9.06%, driven mainly by the fine performance of Burgundy prices. Global demand (particularly in Asia) combined with the scarcity of these wines helped to push the index up to +10,19% over a year. Although the trend has been towards stability more recently – iDealwine indiceBurgundy even recorded a slight drop in May linked to a dip in Asian customers – this region has delivered the best performances over the last year.
Read further on iDealwine Le Blog:
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- Auction Report 17th May: Daguenau grabs headline
- Auction Report 27th April: 1966 vintage and Yquem
- Auction Report 13th April: stagnant Bordeaux & Burgundy
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