Average Salary Above 150,000 Rubles Recorded in Only Seven Russian Regions in July
According to Rosstat data, high wages remain concentrated in a limited number of regions across the country.
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Average wages exceeded 150,000 rubles in July in only seven Russian regions, according to TASS citing Rosstat data.
As such, high wage levels remain concentrated in a limited number of constituent regions, while average salaries in most regions were noticeably below this figure in July.
What is known
The report does not specify which seven regions recorded wages above 150,000 rubles, nor does it provide specific figures for other regions of the country.
Rosstat regularly publishes data on average nominal accrued wages by region, which traditionally show a significant gap between major economic centers, regions with developed extractive industries, and the remaining regions of Russia.
Additional details, including the calculation methodology and full list of regions, are not provided in the available report.
TASS cites Rosstat data as the primary source of information.
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