The Chukchi Autonomous Okrug had the highest wage growth of 54.5 per cent, Mordovia 54.2 per cent and Dagestan 46.8 per cent. These are Rosstat’s data.
In 2022, despite a formal increase in inflation-adjusted wages, the purchasing power of the residents of the CSRF was lower than in 2021. Real wages fell by 12%, Dagestan by 5%, Kabardino-Balkaria and Karachaevo-Cherkessia by 4%, Rosstat reported.
In 2022, 86 people applied for one vacancy in Ingushetia. This conclusion is made by FinExpertiza. The situation in Chechnya is relatively better, with 27 job applicants.
Mountain resorts «Arkhiz» (KCR), «Elbrus» (CBR) and «Vedichi» (Chechnya) visited from 23 to 26 February more than 65 thousand. people. This represents a 36 per cent increase over the same period last year.
In 2022, more than 200,000 unwilling Russians arrived in Georgia, which contributed to a 10% increase in GDP. This is reported by the Polish Enterprise Support Institute.
The least-paid pensioners in Dagestan, Kabardino-Balkaria and Karachaevo-Cherkessia receive 16-17 thousand rubles per month. Also in outsiders Kalmykia and Crimea. This is said in the analysis of the Social Fund of the Russian Federation.
The CFR regions are considered to have the worst unemployment rates. Thus, 28.4% of the total working population of the republic did not work in Ingushetia last year. This is the worst result, according to RIA Novosti.
Debts of Russians for the removal of solid household waste (garbage) exceeded 90 billion rubles. A number of environmental operators have difficulties in collecting payments. The worst results are in Ingushetia, Dagestan and the Khabarovsk Territory (less than 70%), the relevant Duma committee reported.
The gap between the highest and lowest average salaries in Russian regions has reached a record 200,000 rubles.
A RIA Novosti study based on Central Bank data revealed that the republics of the North Caucasus have the highest proportion of problem mortgages in Russia. The delinquency rate in Ingushetia reached 10.4% of all issued loans, in Dagestan 4.4%, and in Tyva 4.2%. Chechnya and North Ossetia were also among the regions with high delinquency rates (3.6% each).
RIA Novosti analysts presented an estimate of consumer demand in Russia for 2025. The figures were calculated by combining retail turnover, food service turnover, and the volume of paid services.
Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting with North Ossetia Head Sergei Menyailo in the Kremlin. The main topic of discussion was the republic's socioeconomic progress.