Internet sales for U.S. electric dealers will grow 8.3% over the year

Summary: Beijing time December 27 Morning News, MasterCard consulting company said that from Black Friday (November 28) to Christmas Eve, the estimated U.S. retail sales growth of 5.5% year-on-year, in line with the company's earlier expectations. Earlier in the week, Redbook and ICSC both released a Better-than-expected last week

Beijing time December 27 Morning News, MasterCard consulting company said that from Black Friday (November 28) to Christmas Eve, estimated U.S. retail sales growth of 5.5% year-on-year, in line with the company's earlier expectations. Earlier this week, Redbook and ICSC both released the Better-than-expected retail sales figures for last week.

The US Retail Industry Association (NRF) points out that retail sales in November and December are expected to grow by 4.1% per cent year-on-year, a growth rate that will hit its highest level since the 2011-year period (at 4.8% per cent), thanks largely to falling gasoline prices and healthy U.S. macroeconomic conditions.

At the end of this year's sales season, U.S. electric dealers continue to capture the traditional retail market share. IBM estimates that net sales will grow by 8.3% over the year-end holiday, with mobile sales taking a 34.8% share. ComScore estimates that sales of electricity dealers rose 15% from November 1 to December 21.

EMarketer estimates that global retail sales will grow by 6.1% this year to a level of $22.5 trillion trillion, with growth of 6.4% to 23.9 trillion dollars next year, with E-commerce sales expected to grow by 22% to $1.3 trillion trillion this year, with sales increasing by 21% next year. To 1.6 trillion dollars.