In 2023, Russia was upgraded from an “upper-middle-income” nation to a “high-income” country by the World Bank. The financial institution attributed this change to a variety of factors, including increased economic activity due to military-related activities, growth in trade, the financial sector, and construction.
Russia’s real and nominal GDP saw growth, with an 11.2% increase in its Atlas GNI per capita. The World Bank categorizes world economies into four groups based on per-capita GNI, with the threshold for “high-income” countries set at $14,005 or more. Along with Russia, Bulgaria and Palau also joined the ranks of “high-income economies” with per-capita GNI of $14,460 and $14,250 respectively.
In terms of rankings, Russia is placed 72nd in per-capita GNI and 53rd in purchasing power parity. Despite ongoing conflicts with neighboring Russia, Ukraine also saw an improvement in its economic status, moving from a “lower-middle-income” to an “upper-middle-income” country after economic growth resumed in 2023 according to the World Bank.
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