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We present to your attention the 11th issue of the journal, in which we have tried to collect relevant and reliable information, ranging from classic supply chains to logistic innovations.
For those who are interested in innovations in the field of logistics, we recommend to read the article written in Comitas company on high-speed sorting systems, as well as the article written in the STILL company, which shares its experience in automating the new European distribution center of the CASA furniture store network.
As you know, logistics, acting as an indicator of economic phenomena in the country and in the world, seeks to optimize the costs and improve the efficiency of business processes. Today, this trend is most clearly seen and companies are striving to get really working tools for efficient logistics management. CeMAT RUSSIA 2018 exhibition (we inform about its results on the pages of the tenth issue), as well as the LOGISTICS journal, which helps find various technological and organizational solutions for optimizing logistic processes in companies, can be considered to be such tools.
The events of recent weeks demonstrate high business activity in the field of logistics. This is confirmed by the emergence of new non-standard events, such as the first Congress of Managers and Specialists in Logistics and Supply Chains of Manufacturers and Retailers, participants and partners of the Council of Supply Chain Professionals, as well as the first Russian Forum – "Logistics Leaders 2018" where the leaders of international and Russian companies gathered.
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Increased appetite for global real estate as U.S posts 30% jump in Q2
Chicago, London, Singapore, 08 July, 2015 – The US leads global commercial real estate investment in the second quarter of 2015 after posting a 30 percent rise in transaction volumes, as full year global forecasts hit US$750-760 billion.
Despite the debt crisis in Greece and volatility in China’s equity markets, Q2 2015 prelim data from JLL shows global transaction volumes in the second quarter of the year totalled US$161 billion, unchanged from the same period a year ago.
The Americas, as a whole, posted the best second-quarter performance since 2007, at US$79 billion, as the U.S. economy recovers while Russia shows signs of renewed optimism with the strongest level of activity seen in five quarters.
In Asia Pacific, lower transactions in Japan and Australia – the region’s biggest markets – pulled volumes down. In EMEA, transaction volumes were up 11 percent, measured in local currencies.
“We can expect the recent decline in global interest rates to support transactional activity for the remainder of 2015,” says David Green-Morgan, global capital markets research director at JLL. “As a result, we believe global volumes for the full year will reach US$750-760 billion, a 5 percent rise on 2014 transactional activity.”
Regional highlights
Americas: U.S. recovery gaining momentum
Transactional volume in the Americas climbed 18 percent both on a year-on-year basis and a year-to-date basis, supported by growth in the U.S. In Canada, volumes are 20 percent down year-to-date.
EMEA: Greece’s debt crisis takes backseat
Southern Europe posted a 47 percent growth in the first six months. The UK, France and Germany were up 15 percent each in the same period while Nordic investment was up 38 percent.
Asia Pacific: The strong US dollar bites
Transactional volumes fell 19 percent in US dollar terms as the region was affected by the strength of the greenback, although Hong Kong was a standout with volumes up 88 percent. This was despite the ongoing political turmoil.
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