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5.5%：全國50家重點大型零售企業4月零售額增長5.5%

作者：admin 发布时间：2017-05-12

全國百貨零售行業整體回暖加快。中華全國商業信息中心5月11日發布監測數據顯示，今年4月，全國50家重點大型零售企業零售額同比增長5.5%，增速高于上年同期，也較上月增幅有所增長。?

根據中華全國商業信息中心發布的檢測數據，4月全國50家重點大型零售企業零售額5.5%的增幅要比上年同期高出2.6個百分點，與上月相比也高出了2.4個百分點。50家重點大型零售企業當中，實現零售額同比正增長的企業有31家，這也比上個月增加了4家。?

分品類來看，4月全國50家重點大型零售企業多數品類零售額實現了同比增長：金銀珠寶類同比增長2.3%，增速相比上年明顯提升；日用品類零售額同比下降3.4%，增速低于上年同期4.5個百分點。?

整體來看，百貨零售行業正在加速回暖。北京商報記者此前在對部分上市百貨企業年報的分析當中也曾注意到這一現象。具體從企業的表現來看，在實體零售低迷的現狀下，企業紛紛采取縮減營業成本、內部模式調整、轉型新業態等措施，且從業績上看，不少嘗試都獲得了比較明朗的效果。此外，業內人士指出，新零售也爲電商和實體在當前的競爭環境當中創造了一條和解共贏的模式。對于電商沖擊實體一說，伊藤洋華堂（中國）投資有限公司董事長今井誠在接受北京商報記者采訪時也曾提到，電商能夠沖擊到實體的原因是在于電商更符合消費者的需求，如果實體也能夠在滿足消費者需求上達到同等水平甚至有所超越，整體境況也會好起來。

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