2025年5月，俄罗斯工业生产年增长率为1.8%，高于前一个月的1.5%的增长率，明显高于市场预期的0.8%的疲软增长率。工业增长完全由制造业支撑，制造业增长了4%。反过来，由于全球矿产价格下跌以及自2022年以来俄罗斯主要贸易伙伴中国的需求疲软，采矿业的产量出现收缩（-1.1%）。公用事业（-0.2%）和供水（-1.6%）的产出也较低。

Industrial production in Russia rose by 1.8% annually in May of 2025, picking up from the 1.5% increase in the previous month and firmly above market expectations of a softer 0.8% growth. Industrial growth was solely supported by manufacturing, which expanded by 4%. In turn, output contracted for mining (-1.1%) amid lower global prices for minerals and softer demand from China, Russia's main trading partner since 2022. Output was also lower for utilities (-0.2%) and the distribution of water (-1.6%).

俄罗斯央行储备美元：6828亿美元，此前为6873亿美元。俄罗斯央行储备美元：6828亿美元，此前为6873亿美元

Russia Central Bank Reserves $: $682.8B vs previous $687.3B.Russia Central Bank Reserves $: $682.8B vs previous $687.3B

俄罗斯经济部长表示，俄罗斯即将陷入衰退。俄罗斯经济部长马克西姆·雷舍特尼科夫周四表示，俄罗斯经济即将陷入衰退。

Russia is on the verge of going into recession, economy minister says.Russian Economy Minister Maxim Reshetnikov said on Thursday that the Russian economy was on the verge of slipping into recession.

2025年第一季度，俄罗斯国内生产总值增长1.4%，与前一季度4.3%的年增长率相比大幅放缓，与初步估计相符。这是自2023年第二季度经济恢复扩张以来最慢的增长速度，表明西方制裁导致的经济崩溃的直接反弹已经减弱。专业、科学和技术活动（-1.3%）、采矿（-4%）和公用事业（-3.8%）的产出合同。另一方面，金融和保险活动（17.5%）和制造业（4.5%）的增长表现优于其他行业，而由于该国入侵乌克兰（6.8%），公共行政和军事安全支出仍然强劲。

Russia’s gross domestic product grew by 1.4% in the first quarter of 2025, a significant slowdown from the 4.3% annual expansion in the earlier quarter and in line with the preliminary estimate. This represented the slowest pace of growth since the economy resumed expansion in second quarter of 2023, showing that the immediate rebound from the crash stemmed by Western sanctions has waned. Output contracted for professional, scientific, and technical activities (-1.3%), mining (-4%), and the provision of utilities (-3.8%). On the other hand, growth was seen outperforming other sectors in financial and insurance activities (17.5%) and manufacturing (4.5), while spending in public administration and military security remains robust due to the country's invasion of Ukraine (6.8%).