Global Retail Trends 2009 - October Update

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The report is devided in three parts:

1. General Retail trends
Incldudes retail specific trends of selected countries or global trends, which are not related to a specific assortment or sales channel.

2. Distribution Channels
The reports includes selected trends of all major retail channels, which are:
- Convenience Stores
- Department Stores
- Discount Stores
- Supermarket/Hypermarket Stores
- Drugstores
- Franchising
- Multi-Channel: Online/Catalogue/Mobile
- Pharmacy
- Retail Services

3. Assortments
This section includes trends related to selected assortments, such as:
- Apparel
- DIY
- Electronics
- Food/Grocery
- Household Appliances & Home Furniture
- Luxury
- Perfumeries
- Sports


For each category we have identified the main retail trends for 2009. The covered trends are fundamental for its category and will last for a longer period.

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Report Highlights
India - a booming retail market: The Indian retail market is the fifth-largest retail destination globally, it is estimated to reach US$ 427 billion by 2010 and US$ 637 billion by 2015.
Global - Discounters ? winners of the global recession: Discounters already account for 18% of grocery spending across Europe and it is predicted that they reach 20% in 2012 as lower disposable incomes and higher food prices put pressure on many household budgets. By 2012, Russia will emerge as the second biggest discount market in Europe, behind Germany and ahead of France and Spain whose discount markets are also worth over 20 billion.
USA - Multichannel transactions are growing: Due to growing cross channel and online shopping, by 2012 nearly 50% of transactions in the US are expected to be executed with the consumer crossing channels.
Global - Electronics: Netbooks will boom in 2009: Netbook shipments are forecasted to nearly double in 2009, rising 85%, to eight and a half million units. Even as more consumers opt for lowerpriced netbooks, the category will reach $3.4 billion in revenue in 2009.
Europe - Households Appliances show large growth potentials: In European households more than 180 million appliances aged ten years and older are still in use, offering a large potential for new energy saving appliances.
Global - Luxury remains an attractive segment in the future: After a strong expected decline in the Global Luxury Market in 2009 (-10%), it is predicted that the recovery lasts until 2012 - with a market volume reaching - 174 billion. Despite current negative trends, long-term prospects for the luxury market remain strong.
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1. General Retail Trends 2-18
- General Retail Trends: Retail Opportunities
- Retail Prospects in Germany
- General Retail Trends in Russia (2 Charts)
- Consumer Behaviour in China during the Recession
- General Retail Trends in China (Survey in March 2009)
- General Retail Trends: Outlook Australia
- General Retail Trends: Outlook Australia - Sector Forecasts
- General Retail Trends: Australia - Retail Sales Forecasts by Category
(Volume, Price and Value), 2006 ? 2013
- General Retail Trends: India (3 Charts)
- Evolution of new Retail Capabilities (2 Charts)
- Management: Retail Talents Trends (2 Charts)

2. Convenience Stores 19-22
- US Convenience Stores (2 Charts)
- Convenience Stores in India: 24h Shopping

3. Departments Stores 23-24
- Growth Trends in the Czech Republic

4. Discount Stores 25-30
- Discounters in Europe (5 Charts)
Includes Market Shares of the leading Players and Trends in CEE and Russia

5. Supermarket/Hypermarket Stores 31-42
- Long-term Grocery Trends for UK Supermarkets (2 Charts)
- Competitive Environment in the Indian Supermarkets and
Hypermarkets Industry (2 Charts)
- Virtual Supermarket of the Future in Denmark (3 Charts)
- Grocery and Supermarket Trends for the US
- The Mobile Phone as a Shopping List in German real,- Stores
- Opening of the German Future Store by the METRO Group (2 Charts)

6. Drugstores 43-45
- Drugstores: Trends in the Polish Market (2 Charts)

7. Franchising 46-51
- Franchising: Current Changes, Actions to take and Future Trends (5 Charts)

8. Multi-Channel: Online/Catalogue/Mobile 52-57
- E-Commerce Trends (2 Charts)
- Multi Channel Retailing (3 Charts),
Including:
Offline, Online and Cross-Channel Sales, in USD and % of total Sales, 2007 & 2012
Impact of Cross-Channel Shopping by Retail Segment, 2006 & 2010

9. Pharmacy 58-59
- Pharmacy Trends in the US Market

10. Retail Services 60-63
- Retail Banks at a Crossroad in 2009 (3 Charts)


11. Apparel 64-65
- US Jeans Market

12. DIY 66-67
- US DIY Trends

13. Electronics 68-70
- Consumer Electronics: US Market Growth Trends
- Consumer Electronics: Product Trends in the US

14. Food/Grocery 71-74
- Global Food Retail Trends
- Food Market in UK
- US Grocers and Discounters

15. Household Appliances & Home Furniture 75-77
- Household Appliances: Product Trends (2 Charts)

16. Luxury 78-82
- Global Luxury Trends (3 Charts)
- Luxury Trends: India

17. Perfumeries 83-86
- Chinese Cosmetic Market Trends in China (3 Charts)

18. Sports 87-90
- Sports: Global Growth Trends (3 Charts)
Including recent Market Developments and Trends in 2009 of North America,
China and Europe
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