China's e-commerce transaction volume has ranked second in the world

"Domestic steel trade business crisis is really bad, but for the development of steel industry e-commerce, promote the iron and steel circulation of short chain, is very good."Ministry of industry and informatization advance,carbon seamless steel pipe for building material deputy director of the department of Dong Baoqing think so.Relevant data shows, at present, the Chinese e-commerce transaction volume has ranked second in the world, second only to America.According to the current momentum, may in this year, more than the United States, to become the world's first big e-commerce.Comprehensive "business-to-consumer" in the field of consumer goods and means of production in the field of "B2B", China's economic power quotient index has more than 10%.

"The point is very important, it is a critical point and the tipping point."Dong Baoqing said.In China, the electricity has already from a local economic phenomenon in the past,API 5l Grade B oil line carbon steel pipe expanded into a global economic phenomenon;From circulation industry extended to manufacturing, and further extended to services and finance.Electric business impact on the economy, therefore, is a "global, drive, led and fundamental".According to the personage inside course of study introduces, "B2B" of steel industry has developed rapidly, has become an area of the investment community concern.In all industries, steel could walk in front of the electronic commerce.

In recent years, the domestic traditional steel trade industry experienced a crisis.According to the China federation of logistics and purchasing association President He Liming,astm a234 wp11 ansi b16.9 seamless tee China's steel industry are continuing slow growth situation.As a link between steel mills and the downstream customers of the iron and steel traders and logistics enterprises, facing default payment for goods orders delay, tight, thin margins, capital of all sorts of problems, such as an inventory investment, a batch of small and medium-sized companies exit the market.