Средняя заработная плата в Беларуси впервые за полгода снизилась ниже USD 600
The situation has not changed
По данным Белстата, в октябре средняя начисленная заработная плата составила BYR 6377,9 тыс. или USD 599 по среднемесячному курсу.
Снижение зарплат в долларовом эквиваленте приобрело за последние три месяца характер тенденции и вызвано продолжением политики сдерживания роста зарплатных доходов на фоне «плавной» девальвации белорусского рубля. Ожидаемые последствия: сокращение потребительских расходов на непродовольственные товары, снижение уровня сбережений, постепенное падение спроса на иностранную валюту. В то же время значительного оттока трудовых ресурсов не предполагается ввиду ухудшения ситуации на крупнейшем для белорусских трудовых мигрантов российском рынке труда.
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