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distinct Overall the global retail market was expected to top $25 trillion USD in 2019 pre-COVID However growth has slowed considerably versus the prior five years and is not expected to pick up through 2023 On the other hand worldwide e-commerce sales topped 3 5 TrUSD in 2019 an increase of approximately 18 from the year before