Despite efforts to recover, Nike is facing ongoing obstacles in the Chinese market. The sportswear giant has seen a decrease in sales in China for seven consecutive quarters, with the current quarter’s performance expected to worsen. Matt Friend, Nike’s finance chief, has projected a 20% decline in sales for the quarter ending May 31, highlighting China as a persistent weak spot that could pose challenges for the company in the upcoming fiscal year. Amidst increased competition and shifting consumer preferences, Nike’s struggle to regain momentum in China reflects broader challenges within the athletic apparel industry. Key competitors in the region…
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