Global B2C E-Commerce Report 2009

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Global B2C E-Commerce Report 2009

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Global B2C E-Commerce Report 2009

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Crisis looms in the USA, while there is an upward trend in Europe

The economic crisis has affected the US e-commerce market: While the business has continued to

grow in recent years, revenues are expected to drop this year by 1.5 per cent. At the same time, in

Europe a different trend is emerging: market researchers are forecasting a 13 per cent growth for e

-commerce in Germany. The situation is even more promising in Great Britain and France, where

revenue from e-commerce is expected to increase by 17 per cent and 24 per cent, respectively.

Objective and cutting-edge market data

These and other findings are presented in the “Global B2C E-Commerce Report - September 2009“

by market research firm yStats.com, which compiled the most important global data and facts on

international e-commerce in a compact report. The study comprises only up-to-date market data

from the previous six months. As the data are obtained from various sources, the report objectively

presents current and future trends in e-commerce.

Moderate growth in the number of European internet users

Aside from revenue figures and forecasts, the “Global B2C E-Commerce Report - September 2009”

also includes information on internet users and online shoppers in the most important international

markets. Based on recent estimates the number of internet users in Europe will not grow as much

as in previous years. For 2009, an increase of 5.9 per cent is expected, while for 2013 this figure is

said to rise only by 3 per cent.

Sharp rise in the number of online shoppers in Poland

Comparisons of the numbers of online shoppers between the individual countries reveal large

differences. The latest statistics, for instance, show that in the first quarter of 2009 approximately

22 million French shopped online, which is only three per cent more than in the same period in the

previous year. However, the upward trend still continues in Eastern Europe. In Poland the number

of online shoppers increased by 12 per cent in 2008. In Hungary and Slovenia a growth of six per

cent was recorded. The largest share of online shoppers compared to the total number of internet

users was found in Poland as well, at 29 per cent, followed by Austria at 27 per cent and Slovenia

at 18 per cent.

Mobile shopping gains in popularity in Japan

The most recent yStats.com report also includes a number of interesting findings on Asian markets.

Mobile shopping using a mobile phone, for example, continues to gain in popularity in Japan.

Market researchers expect that mobile shopping will account for 20 per cent of all e-commerce

sales in Japan in 2009. For 2013, the percentage of mobile shopping is forecasted to reach 25 per

cent.

Contents:

1. North America

USA

- Change in Online Sales by Business Model (Consumer Brand Manufacturers, Multichannel

Retailers, Web-only Merchants), in %, Q1 2009 vs. Q1 2008

Originally published in April 2009

- Retail E-Commerce Sales (billion US$ and % increase vs. prior year), 2008-2013

Originally published in August 2009

- B2C E-Commerce Sales, by Retail and Online Travel Sales (billion US$ and % change), 2008-2013

Originally published in April 2009