Volume indices of retail trade turnover in countries
The presented physical volume indices track changes in non-food retail turnover across various countries. The list includes countries such as Russia, Austria, and Belgium, allowing for a comparison of trade growth rates in different parts of the world. The data covers the period from 2010 to 2022 and reflects the consumption dynamics of non-food goods in the specified countries
Chart of physical volume indices of non-food retail trade turnover by country, percent to previous year
- Romania — 2010 = 100
- Finland — 2010 = 100
- Denmark — 2010 = 100
- Belgium — 2010 = 100
- Bulgaria — Percentage of previous year
- Russia — Percentage of previous year
- Austria — 2010 = 100
- Slovakia — Percentage of the previous year
- Italy — 2010 = 100
- Greece — 2010 = 100
Set in numbers
33 series are published here, from 2010 to 2022, 4 reporting periods. 105 values in total.
Between 2010 and 2022 “Russia — Percentage of previous year” declined from 108 to 89.4 — 17.2%. The highest value in the series is 113 in 2021.
All table numbers are series: 33
How to read this table
Figures in each column show changes in trade volumes compared to the previous year. By comparing values for Russia, Austria, or Belgium, one can see during which periods retail trade in these countries grew faster or slower. This helps to understand general trends in non-food consumption at an international level over twelve years
What is visible in these numbers
The largest value belongs to “Romania — 2010 = 100” — 208; the smallest is “Greece — 2010 = 100” at 84.
The table is 89% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.
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Period and application
The data is published as part of the trade section and covers the period from 2010 to 2022. The statistics are prepared by Rosstat and include data for seventeen countries. This information will be useful to economists and specialists studying global consumer markets and retail sector dynamics
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