The GDP in 2015 at current prices amounted to 80.41 trillion rubles ($1.01 trillion), TASS reported.
According to Rosstat, the largest increase at the end of last year was recorded in agriculture (3.5% year-over-year), the activities of households (1.4%), mining (1.1%), as well as health and human services (+ 0.3%).
The largest drop was noted in the segment of wholesale and retail trade (-10.1%), construction (-7.5%), manufacturing (-5.5%), hotels and restaurants (-5.2%). The share of final consumption expenditure in the Russia’s GDP at the end of 2015 was 71.6%, which is 0.6 percentage points less than in 2014 (72.2%). This was due to a decrease in the share of household expenditure by 0.6 percentage points - to 52.6% in GDP.
In turn, the share of net export in GDP increased by 1.4 percentage points up to 8%. In monetary terms, household expenditures totaled 43.3 trillion rubles ($548.12 billion) against 41.43 trillion rubles ($524.4 billion) last year, state administration - 15.48 trillion ($196.04 billion) against 14.61 trillion rubles ($185.02 billion).
Earlier, Economic Development Minister Alexey Ulyukayev estimated a decline in Russia's GDP at 3.9%.
