Average monthly nominal accrued wages of employees in rubles
units of national currency / units of national currency
From 2010 to 2024 the income level of wage‑earners in Russia and CIS countries varied, and these changes are reflected in the annual dynamics. The list includes Russia and individual CIS states such as Azerbaijan and Armenia. For each country its national currency is shown, allowing tracking of nominal values in the local monetary equivalent for the period
- Russia / ruble
- EU countries — Czechia / Czech koruna
- CIS countries — Kyrgyzstan / som
- BRICS countries — India / Indian rupee
- CIS countries — Ukraine / hryvnia
- CIS countries — Republic of Moldova / Moldovan leu
- Other countries — Israel / new Israeli shekel
Chart of average monthly nominal wages in national currencies and rubles for CIS countries, 2010–2024
See also
- Divorces in Russia by year long time series by year
- Marriages in Russia by year long time series by year
- Перевозки пассажиров в России по годам: статистика indicator breakdown
Set in numbers
Coverage: 30 series in units of national currency / units of national currency, 2010 through 2024, 4 reporting periods. 111 values in total.
“Russia / ruble” multiplied by 4.3 between 2010 and 2024: from 20,952 to 89,069.
All table numbers are series: 30
How to read this table
Rows in the table differ by territorial attribute: here you can compare wage levels in Russia with those of Commonwealth of Independent States countries. Because the data are presented in national currencies, the calculations show the nominal scale of payments in each specific country. The list contains thirty rows covering various economic zones and enabling comparison over fifteen years
What is visible in these numbers
The largest value belongs to “CIS countries — Kazakhstan / tenge” — 405,416 units of national currency / units of national currency; the smallest is “EU countries — Hungary (thous.) / forint” at 565 units of national currency / units of national currency. The gap between them is 718-fold.
The same indicator for other periods
More in the section Russian Statistical Yearbook»
Period and application
The statistics are published in the Rosstat yearbook and cover the period 2010–2024. Information in an annual‑dynamic format will be useful for economists, labour‑market researchers, regional‑economy specialists and anyone studying living standards, population incomes and purchasing demand in CIS countries
1) Армения с 2012 г., Молдова с 2011 г. – изменение методологии.
2) Деноминированных белорусских рублей.
3) По данным интернет-сайта Государственной службы статистики Украины.
4) В среднем за день.
5) Городская местность.
6) Заработная плата в частном секторе.
1) Change in methodology in Armenia since 2012, in Republic of Moldova - since 2011.
2) Denominated belarusian roubles.
3) Acording to data of the website of the State Statistical Service of Ukraine.
4) Daily average.
5) Urban area.
6) Wages in private sector.
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