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Yiwu Commodity turnover over 5 billion September

Source: Yiwu sourcing agent    Author: Helan      Date: 2011-11-03

China Economic Net Beijing October 24 hearing, according to Yiwu Industrial and Commercial Bureau has released the latest issue of "Yiwu Market Credit Index" shows that in September YMCI close at 143.95, compared with 142.14 last month edged up 1.27%, the overall show a steady state.
From the market Transaction situation, the overall operation of the market in September is good, Yiwu Small Commodity turnover of 5.023 billion yuan, the highest month in this year t. "Golden Sep. silver Oct.", the wholesale market has always been the peak season in September.
     From the point of Index and the contribution, in September four index two up two down. Product quality index (141.34), trading activity index (138.67), respectively up 4.90% and 3.56% over the previous month; customer satisfaction index (143.64) and risk control index (156.67) were down 1.03% and 5.16% the previous month. September Yiwu market credit index rose 1.27% to last month, the contribution of each index (impact) are: product quality index accounted for 1.63%, trading activity index accounted for 1.01%, -0.16% total customers satisfaction index, the risk can be control index accounted for -1.20%.
In the monitoring of "YMCI colored light warning subsystem", the Yiwu market credit index in September and the four sub-index values all greater than 110, are in the "green light" area.
In addition, according to the report analysis, product quality penalty cases reduced, the quality of goods index rose; commodity turnover of heavy volume, trading activity index rose; increase in consumer complaints, customers satisfaction index dropped; the number of new businesses reduced, the controllable risk index fell is operating characteristics of September index.



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