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2012年1-2月廣東社會消費品零售總額3668.18億元，增長10.4%

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1-2月，廣東實現社會消費品零售總額3668.18億元，同比增長10.4%；其中，2月實現零售額1822.20億元，增長10.3%。

一、消費市場名義、實際增速雙雙回落。1-2月，廣東社會消費品零售總額名義增幅回落5.7個百分點，單2月增幅回落6.4個百分點。扣除價格因素，社會消費品零售總額實際增長7.0%，同比回落4.6個百分點；單2月實際增長7.5?%，回落4.6個百分點。

二、通訊器材類、金銀珠寶類商品零售額快速增長。1-2月，全省限額以上批發零售業單位中，通訊器材類累計實現零售額45.87億元，大幅增長105.2%；金銀珠寶類實現零售額27.35億元，增長35.2%。其他增速較快的商品還有：中西藥品類實現零售額63.59億元，增長35.5%；食品、飲料、煙酒類實現零售額161.56億元，增長18.7%。

三、汽車類、家用電器和音像器材類零售額下跌。受經濟增長放緩、樓市低迷、刺激消費政策退出等多重因素影響，汽車類、家用電器和音像器材類零售額下跌，1-2月，全省限額以上批發零售業單位中，汽車類實現零售額344.46億元，同比下降8.6%；家用電器和音像器材類實現零售額84.35億元，下降4.9%。

四、粵東領跑消費市場。1-2月，粵東地區實現零售額402.25億元，增長13.2%，比全省高2.8個百分點；珠三角實現零售額2614.76億元，增長10.0%；粵西實現零售額378.17億元，增長10.6%；粵北實現零售額273.01億元，增長10.2%。

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