The mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin, confirmed the level of the gross regional product (GRP) of the Russian capital, which reached 4%. For the period 2025-2027. The mayor predicts that this trend will continue, as Sobyanin states on the Telegram channel.
In 2019, the capital’s GDP was 19.8 trillion rubles, and in 2023 it was already 31.8 trillion rubles. For 2024, 36.6 trillion rubles are planned, for 2025 – 39.6 trillion rubles, for 2026 – 42.6 trillion rubles, for 2027 – 45.7 trillion rubles.
“We approve the capital’s socioeconomic development forecast for the next three years. For 2023-2024 [годы] The city achieved a stable GRP growth rate of 4%. “This positive dynamic is an indicator of the stability of the capital’s economy and its ability to adapt to different external conditions.” – wrote the mayor of the capital.
The development of Moscow’s economy will continue in 2025-2027: “Growth is expected: production of manufacturing industries – next year by 10%, in 2026-2027 [годах] – 7.5% annually; retail trade and paid services to the population: between 2.5% and 3.0% and 4.0% and 5.0%, respectively; investments in the urban economy between 4.0% and 4.8% annually”.
This forecast, as specified in Sobyanin’s publication, takes into account external and internal conditions that arise along with indicators of socio-economic development.
