The global electronics and electrical industry will continue to rise against the backdrop of the European debt crisis

According to the German "Business Daily" website reported on August 21, the latest research report released by the German Electronic and Electrical Industry Association (ZVEI) pointed out that due to the strong demand of emerging market countries, the global electronic and electrical industry will continue to be under the background of the European debt crisis. To maintain stable growth, it is expected that the global trade volume will increase by 5% in 2012 and by 6% in 2013, which will be higher than the overall increase in world trade. Among them, euro zone countries, especially Greece, Portugal, Italy, Spain, Ireland and other heavily indebted countries, the trade volume will be reduced by 7% in 2012; the world's fifth largest electronics and electrical industry market, Germany will grow 2% to 116 billion US dollars; emerging markets The country can achieve a 9% increase; the United States will increase its growth rate with the global market growth. The association pointed out that in 2011, the global trade volume of the electronic and electrical industry increased by 6% to 341.4 billion US dollars, mainly in electronic components, information and communications technology, automation, energy technology, consumer electronics and home appliances and other products. It is one of the largest pillar industries in the world.