Russia’s gross domestic product (GDP) for the Q2 of 2025 reached 49.5 trillion rubles ($607.1 bln) in current prices, according to Rosstat’s preliminary estimate. The real volume of GDP increased by 1.1% compared with the corresponding quarter of 2024, while the GDP deflator rose by 3.6%. As noted in the statistics service materials, the growth in real GDP was driven by an increase in domestic final demand (+1.9%), primarily due to expenditures on final consumption (+2.5%). The rise in final consumption was mainly influenced by increased household spending (+3.2%), while consumption expenditures of government sectors and non-profit institutions serving households grew by 0.7%. In the GDP structure by income sources for Q2 2025 relative to Q2 2024, the share of labor compensation increased from 45.5% to 49.5%, the share of net taxes on production and imports fell from 6.8% to 4.9%, and the share of gross profit decreased from 47.7% to 45.6%.