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Morgan Stanley says luxury industry heading for downturn

Wall St. firm says demand for luxury items is set to slow.

European luxury stocks fell again on Tuesday as Morgan Stanley joined the chorus of analysts warning that demand for expensive handbags and jewelry in China and Europe is likely to slow.

Shares in French luxury giant LVMH fell as much as 2.3%, extending their drop from the year’s high to about

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