The UK is once again the world’s No.3 music market, having overtaken Germany, according to figures from the IFPI.
According to the trade body’s Global Music Report, growth of 0.6% in UK music revenues to a total of $1.354 billion was enough to overtake the German market, which was down 0.3% to $1.310bn and slips to No.4.
The United States remains the world’s No.1 music market with revenues of just under $5bn, up 1% on 2014. Japan remains at No.2, ...
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